format for target file text

[cnovak]

I have some files that have names in the format of RandomName.cut.mpg and I want to specify them specifically, yet I don't seem to be able to refer to just them either by setting the radio box to "full path" or extension, and putting in various combinations of *.cut.mpg or .cut.mpg or what have you.

Im sure Im doing something dumb here, can someone point it out? thanks

Cory

[Jere_Jones]

You can use perl style regular expressions in the extensions. A pretty good explaination of the syntax is here: perlre - perldoc.perl.org

For your specific situation try this:

(\.cut\.mpg$)

That should flag anything that ends with .cut.mpg.

Jere

[skingery]

I am trying to do something similar but can't figure it out....

I have a directory that tv shows go in. I want to process shows that have the word 'News' in the file name with one batch file and all the other shows with a different batch file.

Here is a kind of snapshot of the directory listing:

NBC Nightly News_KNSDDT_16_07_2008_17_27_01.dvr-ms
BBC World News_KPBS_18_07_2008_17_57_11.dvr-ms
Family Guy_KSWBDT_18_07_2008_18_27_01.dvr-ms

So the first 2 files I want to process with my news.bat file.

Can't figure out the syntax for this.