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You mentioned that &quot;Places a newly encoded file from a Temp working folder&quot;. &nbsp;How do you do this? &nbsp;Moving it or copying it using the script?
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Example:<br />
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The program reads the original video from C:\Downloads<br />
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It then starts working on the video and writes temp files decoded video files in D:\Temp<br />
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When finished it takes the finished product from D:\Temp and moves it to E:\Streamable<br />
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Great idea!<br />
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I'll modify the temp folder.
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Worked perfectly!<br />
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Thanks,<br />
JOe K.
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So I have a folder that has permissions where Everyone has Full Control.<br />
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However, whenever I run a program (video encoder) that places a newly encoded file from a Temp working folder to the aforementioned (everyone permssions) folder, the permissions are not inheriting.<br />
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Basically, when I try to see the video through my XBox it's not there until I go to the folders premissions and click &quot;replace all child object permissions with inheritable permissions from the object&quot; checkbox. &nbsp;<br />
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Is there a way to get those permissions to apply to that file just by residing in that folder?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
JOe K.
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So I have a folder that has permissions where Everyone has Full Control.

However, whenever I run a program (video encoder) that places a newly encoded file from a Temp working folder to the aforementioned (everyone permssions) folder, the permissions are not inheriting.

Basically, when I try to see the video through my XBox it's not there until I go to the folders premissions and click "replace all child object permissions with inheritable permissions from the object" checkbox.  

Is there a way to get those permissions to apply to that file just by residing in that folder?

Thanks,
JOe K.

You mentioned that &amp;quot;Places a newly encoded file from a Temp working folder&amp;quot;.  How do you do this?  Moving it or copying it using the script?

Example:

The program reads the original video from C:\Downloads

It then starts working on the video and writes temp files decoded video files in D:\Temp

When finished it takes the finished product from D:\Temp and moves it to E:\Streamable



Great idea!

I&amp;#39;ll modify the temp folder.

Permissions not inheriting on copy

So I have a folder that has permissions where Everyone has Full Control.

However, whenever I run a program (video encoder) that places a newly encoded file from a Temp working folder to the aforementioned (everyone permssions) folder, the permissions are not inheriting.

Basically, when I try to see the video through my XBox it&amp;#39;s not there until I go to the folders premissions and click &amp;quot;replace all child object permissions with inheritable permissions from the object&amp;quot; checkbox.  

Is there a way to get those permissions to apply to that file just by residing in that folder?

Thanks,
JOe K.

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