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CLI support for true multi-target copy (single read, multiple destinations) in TeraCopy Pro / v4?

Hi Code Sector team, I’m building a fully automated ingest workflow on Windows (many removable media cards per day). The main bottleneck is source read speed (e.g., XQD ~400 MB/s). For us, true multi-target copy is a game changer: read the source once, write to two destinations (master + backup) within the same job, ideally with verification. In the GUI, the Target Tab supports multiple destinations using the | separator (e.g. D:\Job|E:\Job). But in the command line, the documentation only describes a single destination folder for Target, and when I try to pass D:\Job|E:\Job via CLI it does not behave as multi-target. Could you please clarify: Is true multi-target copying supported via CLI in TeraCopy Pro (or TeraCopy 4)? If yes: what is the exact CLI syntax / flags to specify multiple destinations (master + backup) in one operation? If CLI multi-target is not supported directly: is there an official automation-friendly approach, e.g. triggering a saved “Target Tab” / target set / profile, passing a job/queue definition file, or another supported interface, so we can start a single job that performs multi-target internally (single read, multi write), without manual UI steps? In TeraCopy 4: does the new queue system introduce any way to treat backup destinations as part of the same job (not a second copy pass)? Example use case: Source: X:\ (removable card) Destinations: D:\20260223_Project_K1_Karte_1 and E:\20260223_Project_K1_Karte_1 Requirement: single read from X:\, write to both D and E, with verification enabled. Thanks a lot—happy to test any beta/preview build or provide logs/command examples. Best regards,

Karl Kamera 24 days ago

TeraCopy

Trying to verify that copied files checksum-match source files

I copied large number of files from one NAS to another using robocopy command. Several power outages happened during this process, so I wanted to verify that the target files match to the bit against the source files, and Gemini recommended TeraCopy - and I purchased it. So I set up the source path (let’s say \\A\B\C) then the target path (\\E\F\G\C), where the C folder on both NASes contain exactly the same set of folders and files. Then I say Verify (with the options set correctly), and yet when I run it, it always says “No Target File” for each file in the source folder. What am I doing wrong? When I am in the Browse for the T, I can see all the folders under “C”, but i don’t see any files. But this is also the case when I browse the Source yet TeraCopy can see all the files there. Finally, again upon Gemini advice, I tried to run the command line: This is on Windows 11. There I get a blue error pop-up box which says “This app can’t run on your PC (to find a version for your PC, check with the software publisher“ - and now the TeraCopy installation is messed up, and I have to reinstall it. I hope someone can help, thank you.

Goran Janevski 26 days ago

TeraCopy

Planned

Auto folder generation from existing folder structure

Hello! I have 2 main gripes with direct folders, even though i use it daily. I’ll split these into 2 suggestions as they are quite unique So first one, I work with a lot of folders and files, I’m a CGI artist. I use a program called Post Haste to setup a folder structure for each project. Having to then set this up with Direct Folder is a massive chore. I also use 3 different machines and have to do it 3x (this is my second request). Anyways, it would be AWESOME, if I could point direct folders to a folder, and it automagically general the folder structure with sub-folders and folders for you. Additionally, if a new folder is added under the parent folder that you have pointed it to, it automatically adds that into the config. Thanks for your hard work on this!

Jay 4 months ago

Direct Folders