I'm using R14 with Multi Encoder 3.
Insecure files are correctly being labeled 'error'
I ran this test to confirm it wasn't working:
The Flac encoder is set to write files to DESKTOP\flac\[track].
The DSP for that encode is set to move 'error' files to DESKTOP\error.
The ALAC encoder is set to write files to DESKTOP\ALAC\[track].
The DSP for that encoder is set to delete error files.
Neither is working.
But if I use either DSP in the main screen, they work. But I don't want to keep the ALAC version of a bad rip, hence why I'm tryping to use encoder specific DSP's.
If all else fails and I have to just move both file types to \error, can I use the "Run External" DSP to run a .bat file (after conversion or after batch?) to delete .m4a files from the /error folder?
Insecure files are correctly being labeled 'error'
I ran this test to confirm it wasn't working:
The Flac encoder is set to write files to DESKTOP\flac\[track].
The DSP for that encode is set to move 'error' files to DESKTOP\error.
The ALAC encoder is set to write files to DESKTOP\ALAC\[track].
The DSP for that encoder is set to delete error files.
Neither is working.
But if I use either DSP in the main screen, they work. But I don't want to keep the ALAC version of a bad rip, hence why I'm tryping to use encoder specific DSP's.
If all else fails and I have to just move both file types to \error, can I use the "Run External" DSP to run a .bat file (after conversion or after batch?) to delete .m4a files from the /error folder?
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