problems with BRC32(batch sequence renamed)

[ace2]

For the last week or so and not every time, BRC32(BULK RENAMER UTILITY) decides to keep the old files as well as the renamed files and at times mixes them up.
You end up with jpegs 1-2500 then the same again renamed 2501-5000.
This happens on win 7 and win 8 PCs.
I'm using the command in a batch script

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BRC32.EXE /PATTERN:"*.jpg *.JPG" /REMOVENAME /AUTONUMBER:1:1:S:FRAME:10:4 /EXECUTE

Any ideas?????

[ace2]

Does anyone have some type of script to do this.
I need to rename all .jpg with padded 0.
Eg schedule. Jpg to frame0001.jpg and so on.

[mcrossley]

You could probably adapt something from this thread... https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=11463

[ace2]

I had a look a that one before, but I require the numbering to be with zeros in the padding.

example frame0001.jpg,frame00002.jpg, frame0003.jpg and so on

I was planning to use a loop script to take http image and process overlay then rename to a suitable name

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::image get script

[b]set name=0001[/b]
:start
wget "http://192.168.1.97:88//cgi-bin/CGIProxy.fcgi?cmd=snapPicture2&usr=******&pwd=*******&" -O snapshot.jpg
ffmpeg -i snapshot.JPG -vf "drawtext="fontsize=16:fontcolor=white:shadowcolor=black:box=1:boxcolor=black@0.6:fontfile=LTYPEB.ttf:textfile=z\\:overlay.txt:x=(w-text_w)/2:y=700"" -q:v 3[b] frame%name%.jpg[/b]  -y
timeout /nobreak /t 14
[b]set /a name=%name% + 1[/b]
goto start

(very basic)

but that returns a number as 1,2,3 and so on, not the leading(padded) zeros

[mcrossley]

It is pretty easy to zero pad the number, for example a 5 digit number...

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SET var=1
SET num=0000%var%
SET num=%num:~-5%
ECHO %num%

Sorry, at work at the moment, so cannot spare the time to incorporate into the rename script - I leave that as an exercise for you

[ace2]

That's looks simple enough and they will take into account 0001up to 2500?

Like you, I'm at work to

[ace2]

It is pretty easy to zero pad the number, for example a 5 digit number...

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SET var=1
SET num=0000%var%
SET num=%num:~-5%
ECHO %num%

Been so busy, I haven't even tried it out.

Looking into converting everything across to powershell.....