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    useage: fakecd.cmd "%s" "%t" %rm %sn

    eg.
    TV Series: fakecd.cmd "<input file>" "<output file>" MTV
    TV Series Specials: fakecd.cmd "<input file>" "<output file>" MTV 00
    TV Series Season 01: fakecd.cmd "<input file>" "<output file>" MTV 01[DOUBLEPOST=1373027992][/DOUBLEPOST]

    Does it use 00 or 01 or 02 or 03 ??
     

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    TV Series: fakecd.cmd "<input file>" "<output file>" MTV
    TV Series Specials: fakecd.cmd "<input file>" "<output file>" MTV 0
    TV Series Season 01: fakecd.cmd "<input file>" "<output file>" MTV 1
    TV Series Season 1945: fakecd.cmd "<input file>" "<output file>" MTV 1945
     

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    Hmm I only did 00 + 01->20
    I need to learn more about imagemagik to do "1950" etc...
    also it expects 01 not 1, but i can change that easily
     
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    Try! But the parameter %sn replaced by the %ns[DOUBLEPOST=1373029089][/DOUBLEPOST]
    Does it use 00 or 01 or 02 or 03 ??
    If necessary I will try to change from 0 to 00, but if it can be done in a batch file, then maybe you should not? :D
     

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    I need to learn more about imagemagik to do "1950" etc...
    Maybe he can just write your text? And then in the batch file to prescribe that for 0 - special, for 1 - one for 20 - twenty, and then just print as is, and then for 1960 will be just a season 1960.
     

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    Yes I will do that but I am having trouble getting the text in the right place on the CD. I have to ask for help on the imagemagick forums, and wait for someone to help me.

    What will happen is that S00 -> S20 will use an image. And if it is not within this range, then I will magickly create some text instead. eg. "Season 21", "Season 1960", etc..
     
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    We have nowhere to hurry, wait, although it may not be such TV shows very little I know of just one.
     

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    at the moment if it doesn't recognise the name of the season it just makes the image without a name on it.
     

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    at the moment if it doesn't recognise the name of the season it just makes the image without a name on it.
    I saw it in the source code of the batch file :)[DOUBLEPOST=1373033808][/DOUBLEPOST]
    What will happen is that S00 -> S20 will use an image. And if it is not within this range, then I will magickly create some text instead. eg. "Season 21", "Season 1960", etc..
    The batch file is easier to make the change numbers to words, though up to 100, and the image size should be smaller and will be less.
     

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