Tell me "hot folder" usage.
Now I did it.
- click hot folder
- click add folder
- add my folder
- the window has added path
- click OK
What is hot folder?
I thought it auto pickup images in the added folder(s with sub-folders?)....
Images added to a designated Hot folder are processed automatically when they are placed in the folder (by another application, for example) according to the specified actions and other selected settings.
A Hot folder is only intended for the case where images will be placed in the folder periodically, typically automatically from another application as I understand it...
No, I want to...If you want to process some images immediately, load them on the Input tab and then press 'Convert' without designating a Hot folder.
Should I drag and drop the A folder every time and not use the hot folder?I thought it auto pickup images in the added folder(s with sub-folders?)....
If I understand correctly, you can just load images on the Input tab when you need to, and then press 'Convert'...Mari wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2020 10:50 am I want to...
Today, I save images at A folder, and convert A folders
Tomorrow, I save Images at A folder. and convert A folders
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NextMonth, I save Images at A folder....and convert A folders
(Save and convert is Not everyday, Not regular. )
Should I drag and drop the A folder every time and not use the hot folder?![]()
I'm not sure whether images loaded manually into a Hot folder are automatically processed immediately, quite possibly but could you make a simple test to check if that works?I thought it auto pickup images in the added folder(s with sub-folders?)....
Mari wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2020 11:25 am I'm tested it.
1 I added A folder to hot folders
2 save a image to the hot folders
3 I confirmed that it was not converted.
4 Start XnConvert
5 confirmed that it was not converted.
6 The button "convert" is gray.
option:CHECKED load last use script when start.
hmm...It seems you have to specify a folder every time,Thank you your kindness!
I heard the story of loop, but it seems not working when I tested.If you save the output image to the Hot folder you will create an infinite loop!!
I would expect you to do that by specifying a hot folder, then setting up the required actions and other setting, for example on the output tab.
I'm not sure, if the above test is successful that possible solution won't be needed, otherwise could you ask again in a new thread as that is more likely to be seen by Pierre.Does XnCconvert implement command line parameters?
For example,
Create XnConvertCC's shortcut, "~xnconvert.exe" /P "C:\imagefolders"?