Automatic AviSynth script creation?

[Downgraded286]

I've been wanting this ever since I found out about AviSynth. I've found most of the answer in the form of a batch file:

for %%n in (*.mkv*) do (
echo setmtmode(5,4^) > "%%n.avs"
echo ffmpegsource2("F:\New folder\%%n"^) >> "%%n.avs"
echo setmtmode(2^) >> "%%n.avs"
echo qtgmc(edithreads=2^) >> "%%n.avs"
echo selecteven(^)  >> "%%n.avs"
)

This batch file automatically creates an AviSynth script for every file ending in .mkv in the same folder as the batch file. The only problem is, the name of the resulting AviSynth script file will be, for example, The Golden Girls s03e25.mkv.avs. This, of course, means once processing the script in VirtualDub, the resulting filename would then be The Golden Girls s03e25.mkv.avi. I'd like to drop the .mkv from the name of the AVS script, if at all possible.

[pandy]

try:

"%%~nn.avs"

[videobruger]

for %%a in (*.mkv*) do (
echo setmtmode(5,4^) > "%%~na.avs"
echo ffmpegsource2("F:\New folder\%%n"^) >> "%%~na.avs"
echo setmtmode(2^) >> "%%~na.avs"
echo qtgmc(edithreads=2^) >> "%%~na.avs"
echo selecteven(^)  >> "%%~na.avs"
)

[Downgraded286]

I tried videobruger's first. You almost got it... there was no .mkv extension in the script. However, I mucked around a bit, and got it! Now this process is almost entirely automated. This is the working code:

for %%a in (*.mkv) do (
echo setmtmode(5,4^) > "%%~na.avs"
echo ffmpegsource2("F:\New folder\%%a"^) >> "%%~na.avs"
echo setmtmode(2^) >> "%%~na.avs"
echo qtgmc(edithreads=2^) >> "%%~na.avs"
echo selecteven(^)  >> "%%~na.avs"
)

This will be very useful to me, thanks!

[pandy]

for %%a in (*.mkv*) do (
echo setmtmode(5,4^) > "%%~na.avs"
echo ffmpegsource2("F:\New folder\%%n"^) >> "%%~na.avs"
echo setmtmode(2^) >> "%%~na.avs"
echo qtgmc(edithreads=2^) >> "%%~na.avs"
echo selecteven(^)  >> "%%~na.avs"
)

echo ffmpegsource2("F:\New folder\%%a"^) >> "%%~na.avs"

[pandy]

This will be very useful to me, thanks!

Your script will be very useful to me - i've learned something new - thanks!

[videobruger]

Look at Variable with modifier here

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb490909.aspx

[Downgraded286]

Look at Variable with modifier here

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb490909.aspx

I actually looked at that before posting. I didn't see anything obvious to me, so I thought I'd ask here.