Hi,
I'm using the dMCScripting.Converter object to convert various formats to the snd (Dalet) format. This is all working okay when I manually start the vbs script I created for the purpose.
Now I would like to enable others to do recoding jobs from our intranet. The procedure itself is not the problem; the vbs script will be started serverside from an ASP page running from IIS on a Windows 2000 server machine.
The user that starts the process will be the IUSR_ account (integrated authentication is not possible). This in itself is not bad, but dbPowerAmp is launching a progress dialog whenever starting a conversion. Now this is not nice as the IUSR_ account does not (can not) have any desktop interaction privileges. This means the encoding process will not start at all, leaving dbPowerAmp to wait forever to start showing the progress dialog.
Is there a way to prevent the dMC scripting engine from wanting to display anything on the desktop?
I'm using the dMCScripting.Converter object to convert various formats to the snd (Dalet) format. This is all working okay when I manually start the vbs script I created for the purpose.
Now I would like to enable others to do recoding jobs from our intranet. The procedure itself is not the problem; the vbs script will be started serverside from an ASP page running from IIS on a Windows 2000 server machine.
The user that starts the process will be the IUSR_ account (integrated authentication is not possible). This in itself is not bad, but dbPowerAmp is launching a progress dialog whenever starting a conversion. Now this is not nice as the IUSR_ account does not (can not) have any desktop interaction privileges. This means the encoding process will not start at all, leaving dbPowerAmp to wait forever to start showing the progress dialog.
Is there a way to prevent the dMC scripting engine from wanting to display anything on the desktop?
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