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consecutively numered filenames in job manager
PostPosted: Mon Mar 10, 2003 6:41 pm
by frankest
I'm missing the feature to have a place holder formatting string
to add consecutive numbers to file names in the job manager.
Imagine I would name my files in job manager: "2003-01-%nn.jpg"
This would produce filenames like: "2003-01-01.jpg", "2003-01-02.jpg", ...
Of course one should be able to define a starting number.
"%nnn" would produce a 3 digit numbers.
(My background: I saved jobs with predefined settings for
scanning tens of slides. But not only for this purpose the
described option would be very helpful.)
Steffen.
PostPosted: Tue Mar 11, 2003 2:48 am
by Gregory C
I second that motion ;-)
I have waited for a better numbering scheme for a looonnng time.
PostPosted: Tue Mar 11, 2003 3:50 am
by degrub
i third the motion
Frank
problem with file numbering. please explain the rules.
PostPosted: Sun Feb 08, 2004 12:53 am
by Gregory C
we still do not have better numbering facilities and I'm having difficulties.
my current situation:
Batch Mode (file)
Form Feeder
Negative
Frame/Name is <Untitled frame>
when I click Scan, in the Save As dialog, SF defaults to the previous file name I used. I specify "19900218 #1 .tif"
Reset numbering is turned off.
when SF saves the files, it appends the file number *after* the .tif extension rather than before it. eg, "19900218 #1 .tif0001"
why?
what are the rules that SF uses to determine where to place the file number?
when might we see better naming options?
regards
Gregory
Re: consecutively numered filenames in job manager
PostPosted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 10:25 am
by hannibalstgt
frankest wrote:I'm missing the feature to have a place holder formatting string
Steffen.
Hello,
I am also a strong requestor for such a feature.
I am scanning Super 8 cine films in order to digitize them (with a superior quality by using now the Epson 4990). My program S8ToAVI (see
http://wkurz.com) needs consecutively numbered images representing a strip of the film in order to extract the frames contained in this strip. Then these frames are used to generate an AVI file.
It would be a great help to have the scans automatically numbered in a predefined way by Silverfast.
Regards
Wolfgang
PostPosted: Fri Aug 12, 2005 9:20 am
by LSI_Magnussen
You'll find much better file numbering options for both the normal batch scan and from the JobManager in the upcoming version 642r4.
Best regards
Ralf