Automatically send files to identification software

[taglia]

As HandBrake itself does, HBB should give the option of sending converted files to apps like meta X or Identify.

[bladnman]

taglia: I'm wondering about this feature as well, the "send to" element. My first question about this would be about where the option would be electable. Check out the screenshot I sent for an example. I have grouped some of the options since there are getting to be so many on the main window.

Is this the kind of thing you had in mind?

[taglia]

Thanks a lot for the mockup, it really looks good, if you don't mind I think I will shamelessly copy it as it is.

[bladnman]

No worries. Actually I have most of the code done at this point. I finally found the right place to hook into your queue processor when each item completes. The only item I didn't code was the call to throw the path of the converted file out to whatever program someone selects. Not sure if that is a standard parameter to a program or what. I'd assume that would be easy to find.

In any case I will finish up the code I have tomorrow morning and commit to my git fork. I will try to figure out the request to pull to you. Then you can do whatever you like with it all.

-M@

On Jan 25, 2013, at 7:33 PM, Cesare Tagliaferri [email protected] wrote:

Thanks a lot for the mockup, it really looks good, if you don't mind I think I will shamelessly copy it as it is.

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[taglia]

That's great! This would be the first pull request for HBB ;-)
You can attach the pull request to this issue and I will review and publish it quickly; can I add your name and link to github profile (or other if you prefer) to the release note?

[bladnman]

You can certainly use my GitHub info for release notes. And I will do my best to to Git properly. This will be my 2nd Gitting, so I apologize for any uglies up front. I'm a long time CVS/SVN guy and though Git feels awesome to me, I'm still getting my feet wet there and don't totally trust what I'm doing.

I'll let ya know when things are up.

-M@

On Jan 25, 2013, at 7:47 PM, Cesare Tagliaferri [email protected] wrote:

That's great! This would be the first pull request for HBB ;-)
You can attach the pull request to this issue and I will review and publish it quickly; can I add your name and link to github profile (or other if you prefer) to the release note?

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[bladnman]

Cesare:

I've run into something I don't think I understand here. I was working along in the project just fine until I started getting an error about a nil object being set on the task. This happens whenever I drop a file onto the list. It's worth noting that I managed many runs earlier and didn't see this error.

With that in mind I rolled back all of my changes and it still occurred. I removed the App Support folder. I then rebooted my machine. I then cloned your original project from GitHub again. All still exhibit this error. I then took the insane step to remove the "_32" from the string below to get past this particular error. It lets me drop things on the list, but has other downstream crashes -- not surprised.

I'm at a bit of a stand-still over this one. And I really have no idea how it WAS running at some point but now it won't at all. The installed application (the one I have in /Applications not running from Xcode) works fine. So it's not some sudden environmental issue.

Can you point me in any direction here?

On Jan 26, 2013, at 5:37 AM, Matt Maher [email protected] wrote:

You can certainly use my GitHub info for release notes. And I will do my best to to Git properly. This will be my 2nd Gitting, so I apologize for any uglies up front. I'm a long time CVS/SVN guy and though Git feels awesome to me, I'm still getting my feet wet there and don't totally trust what I'm doing.

I'll let ya know when things are up.

-M@

On Jan 25, 2013, at 7:47 PM, Cesare Tagliaferri [email protected] wrote:

That's great! This would be the first pull request for HBB ;-)
You can attach the pull request to this issue and I will review and publish it quickly; can I add your name and link to github profile (or other if you prefer) to the release note?

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[bladnman]

MetaX also does not seem to support the "openFile" interface. I have an open email to the developer to see if there are other ways to call MetaX with a file to process.