Bridge CC default TIFF format

Hi. I originally posted this under CC, but it was suggested this forum would be more suitable.
I use Image Processor to batch convert JPEGs to TIFFs before further work. I'm on Mac, and the default TIFF format uses Mac byte order. However, other departments at my place of work require IBM PC byter order for TIFFs.
Is there any way to change Bridge / Photoshop Image Processor default to IBM PC byte order for batch operations. I can obviously use a Photoshop Action and Batch it, but Image Processor is a little more straightforward and simple, and would be the ideal method.
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Image Processor Pro (available at http://russellbrown.com/scripts.html) does everything Image Processor does and a lot more, including specifying byte order for TIFFs.

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