using CoreConverter with Continuous Integration

[scottcowan]

I'd like to use CoreConverter command line as part of our background processing.

From the trial I've noticed that you need to install the dbpoweramp on each machine before the CoreConverter works.

For the paid version, do you need to install the full app to use the console?

We're looking at buying some bulk licenses

[Spoon]

Re: using CoreConverter with Continuous Integration

You should be able to copy the program folders across from one machine to another is command-line converting is used (only).

[scottcowan]

Re: using CoreConverter with Continuous Integration

I bought a copy, and now when I copy the folder to a different computer

it gives me this error when converting

mp3 Encoder trial has expired, purchase mp3 License to continue encoding to mp3

is there a way to make this portable?

[Spoon]

Re: using CoreConverter with Continuous Integration

You should be able to install the registered version, then copy to another machine.

Please also be aware of the licensing for Command Line Encoding:

In-house Scripting License: A dBpoweramp Reference license is required for each PC & concurrent CLI encoder. For example 1 PC handles CLI encoding, it is a dual cpu system and 2 CLI converters are used side by side, 2 Reference licenses are required

[scottcowan]

Re: using CoreConverter with Continuous Integration

I got it to work, I had copied only some of the files before, so when I copied the whole directory it worked ok.

I did catch the per core licensing already, but it is buried quite deep in the docs

now that I know we can add CoreConverter to the build process, I'm more than happy to get a bulk license.

Thanks for the help,
Scott