I'm trying to run a macro on multiple files.
Just that, to run several editing steps on files.
Searching, I found Run Macro on all files within folder
And I thought something like this:
All ".srt" files follow this pattern:
Macro "Fix subtitle" goes through all file using a loop and changes timecode positions, until reaches eof.
Running the main macro, it only open a new window "** Find Results **" with "Search complete. Found", but did not run "Fix subtitle" macro.
Both macros are on the same ".mac" file.
Whats is wrong?
Just that, to run several editing steps on files.
Searching, I found Run Macro on all files within folder
And I thought something like this:
Code:
InsertModeColumnModeOffHexOffFindInFiles "F:\tests\" "*.srt" "1^p"IfFoundPlayMacro 1 "Fix subtitle"EndIf
All ".srt" files follow this pattern:
Code:
100:00:30,600 --> 00:00:42,680Free will is your ability to decide by yourselfwhat you do. It means that the future is an open200:00:36,880 --> 00:00:48,440arena that you can shape with your actions. It’sat the core of human relationships - it means300:00:42,680 --> 00:00:53,240you are responsible for your actions, whichis the basis of our moral and legal systems.
Macro "Fix subtitle" goes through all file using a loop and changes timecode positions, until reaches eof.
Running the main macro, it only open a new window "** Find Results **" with "Search complete. Found", but did not run "Fix subtitle" macro.
Both macros are on the same ".mac" file.
Whats is wrong?
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