Hmmmm, I thought I must have tried that though. I ended up with a
"sample%02d.tga" (0 being the padded digit[?] and 2 being a double digit
set of image frames for example) and all works fine.
Here's my super simplistic batch:

@echo off
cd mpg_util\avi2mpg
cls
echo.
echo  Busy...
echo.
cmpeg -v0 -t0 -f2 ipb.ctl c:\povanim\create\%1d.tga %2.mpg
echo.
dir %2.mpg
cd \

And I just enter MPG IMAGES%02 ANIMATE on the command line replacing the
counted digits with %02 (example).
I'm going to check using the double percent as you said.


Matt Giwer wrote:
> 
>         Finally remembering what I forget about DOS batch files, the
> example of execution with the input images to be sample%d.tga in
> a .bat file gets the error message, can't find sampled.tga. But
> of course it works from the command line.
> 
>         The problem is that batch files use % also. To make it work from
> a batch file the format is 2 % as in sample%%d.tga and then it
> works from a batch file.
> 
>         Get away from DOS for a few years and you forget everything. :(
> 
> --
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> 
> http://www.giwersworld.org/artii/
> http://www.giwersworld.org/artiii/
> 
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