[Kylearan]

I've been using Streamripper scripts for Linux Mint for a year. The scripts I found a template for work well for saving streams and naming them with the date format I choose. I want to be able to do the same thing in Windows but the command line naming and dating is limited. What I want to do is to crate a script that will allow me to name the file in this format "PROGRAMNAME 07-17-2017.(format suffix)". Here is an example of a script that does this in Linux.

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#!/bin/sh

date=`date +"%m-%d-%Y"`

url=http://live2.darkmatterdigitalnetwork.com:10133/stream
output_filename=Conspirinormal_${date}

duration=10800

output_dir=/home/someuser/Audio/DMDN/Conspirinormal/
cd $output_dir

streamripper $url -d $output_dir -l $duration -a $output_filename
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#!/bin/sh

date=`date +"%m-%d-%Y"`

url=http://live2.darkmatterdigitalnetwork.com:10133/stream
output_filename=Conspirinormal_${date}

duration=10800

output_dir=/home/someuser/Audio/DMDN/Conspirinormal/
cd $output_dir

streamripper $url -d $output_dir -l $duration -a $output_filename

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Can anyone tell me how to do the same thing with a Windows batch file?

Thank you

Kylearan