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[Alex Snow]

there's also powershell from microsoft...
On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 
10:50:42AM -0800, Gaijin wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 09:53:59PM -0600, Brent Harding wrote:
> > That's one of those things I hate about Microsoft as well. I have a program 
> > that records TV for me off a tuner card, and I'd like to run something as 
> > the command after the recording finishes that would convert the mpeg-2 video 
> > into .wav or some other audio. I don't think I could find a script for 
> > Windows, much less Linux, that would convert all the .mpg's in one folder to 
> > .wav's in another and then delete the original video files.
> :End-Quote:
> 
> 	If all you need is a more powerful kind of DOS, you might
> look into JP Software's 4DOS.  They used to have a version of it for
> Win95, but that was the last time I looked.  Haven't a clue what they
> have now, but the old 4DOS added some 70 batch commands to the mix with
> a replacement for COMMAND.COM.  Made the DOS command line almost as
> powerful as bash.
> 
> 			Michael
> 
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