Move Shadowplay videos automatically

[Ritsukashy]

so i recently got a new SSD and i decided to use it as my shadowplays temp and video storage its not that big tho with only around 80 gb of space but i decided to do this for the quick loading and since on my hard drive the videos seemed to get corrupt not always but it was not rare either and i was told that it could do with my storage speed not being fast enough. the ssd did fix that problem but my issue now is that it gets full fast. so now i am wondering if there is a way to make it so that once a video is a couple days old it will automatically transfer over to my 4tb hard drive to free up space. i have never done this and when i googles for a solution there were a lot of programs i havee never herd of and some that seemed even fishy. so im wondering if anyone has any experience on this that could help me get the best possible solution for my problem i also would prefer not need to buy the program unless its is really something special. Any advice is greatly appreciated and thanks in advance. I am using windows 10 64 bit if that info helps any

[manno]

could just create a schedule that would run a .bat that copies the files to your HDD every day or so

[LtStaffel]

Get a PowerShell script running under Task Scheduler every day to move the contents of your ShadowPlay video folder over to a new folder on your HDD.

[DrDevinRX]

8 minutes ago, Ritsukashy said:

so i recently got a new SSD and i decided to use it as my shadowplays temp and video storage its not that big tho with only around 80 gb of space but i decided to do this for the quick loading and since on my hard drive the videos seemed to get corrupt not always but it was not rare either and i was told that it could do with my storage speed not being fast enough. the ssd did fix that problem but my issue now is that it gets full fast. so now i am wondering if there is a way to make it so that once a video is a couple days old it will automatically transfer over to my 4tb hard drive to free up space. i have never done this and when i googles for a solution there were a lot of programs i havee never herd of and some that seemed even fishy. so im wondering if anyone has any experience on this that could help me get the best possible solution for my problem i also would prefer not need to buy the program unless its is really something special. Any advice is greatly appreciated and thanks in advance. I am using windows 10 64 bit if that info helps any

You could write a PowerShell script that checks the date of the file and moves it based on the date.

[Ritsukashy]

Just now, manno said:

could just create a schedule that would run a .bat that copies the files to your HDD every day or so

i don't know how to do that 

[LtStaffel]

Just now, manno said:

could just create a schedule that would run a .bat that copies the files to your HDD every day or so

This-ish. PowerShell would probably be a better choice and easier to make.

[DrDevinRX]

Just now, LtStaffel said:

Get a PowerShell script running under Task Scheduler every day to move the contents of your ShadowPlay video folder over to a new folder on your HDD.

Beat me to it.

[Ritsukashy]

Just now, DrDevinRX said:

You could write a PowerShell script that checks the date of the file and moves it based on the date.

i don't know any of that i don't mind doing it if i get some help or a link to a tutorial 

[DrDevinRX]

Just now, Ritsukashy said:

i don't know any of that i don't mind doing it if i get some help or a link to a tutorial 

https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/396598-batch-move-based-on-file-date

[manno]

3 minutes ago, LtStaffel said:

This-ish. PowerShell would probably be a better choice and easier to make.

I haven't used powershell much. I may look into it now the company I work for is pushing for windows 10

[Ritsukashy]

3 minutes ago, DrDevinRX said:

https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/396598-batch-move-based-on-file-date

i don't understand any of that D: 

[manno]

1 minute ago, Ritsukashy said:

i don't understand any of that D: 

create a ps1 file.

copy+paste the script in that page.

edit it for your hdd locations.

use windows task schedule to run the ps1 once a day

[Ritsukashy]

so i just open notepad copy all that stuff over and change my location and destination then save as .ps1? its very confusing but if that is right then i think i am on the right track

[Ritsukashy]

12 minutes ago, manno said:

create a ps1 file.

copy+paste the script in that page.

edit it for your hdd locations.

use windows task schedule to run the ps1 once a day

when writing my path do i need to have the name of the drive with the letter since my drives are named? or can i just use the letter alone and it will get it?

[manno]

yeah

 

[Ritsukashy]

3 minutes ago, manno said:

yeah

 

what does that mean yeah i need the drive name and letter or yeah i just need the letter?

[manno]

sorry. You just need the letter

 

set up the script and run it on a test folder. keep fiddling until it works, and then alter it to the proper folder

 

 

[Khamul]

Dude and SSD is not necessary for shadowplay at all. Just set the bitrate at 15Mbps for 1080 60hz for youtube. You don´t need the default 10000000000Mbps for youtube videos.