What I do to prevent this -- without writing code - is to
change the name of
the file after saving to the next file name. That way, I
can still encode
quickly. My thinking is that there is usually more free
time at the end of
an encode than at the beginning.
How about a simple instruction: "never
overwrite."
There are code solutions, but unless you have many different
people
operating an encoder, this is a simple behavioral issue.
hth
John Willkie
----- Original Message -----
From: "George Khazal" <gkhazal IHETS.ORG>
To: <WMTalkDISCUSSMS.HOSTING.LSOFT.COM>
Sent: Monday, April 23, 2007 7:44 AM
Subject: Windows Media Encoder question
We are using WME and every once and while the end user
forget to change
the name of the create file causing on the next stream to
erase the
previously created and start a new file
"Overwrite". This has happened
three times over the past few months that it's becoming a
concern for
us.
Is there a way to that we can solve this problem or we have
to live with
the fact that we can not do anything about it?
And is there a way to recover the file that was deleted by
the encoder.
Thanks
George K.
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