Dr. Browns Image processor: Error #1200:883

Using Dr. Browns Image processor, I have recently gotten this error message
Error #1200:883 not allowing me to process my RAW iamges. Has anyone experience with this and how I can fix this problem?
much appreciated...

I wonder if this PDF Processor script would work better for you:
http://www.ps-bridge-scripts.talktalk.net/
Look under PSCS Scripts in left most column

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I copied that .jsx file to a new name "Xbytor Image Processor Pro.jsx" edit that file changed the string Dr Browns services to "Xbytor Image Processor Pro" then commented out all the code that added tools menu items but "Image Processor Pro" and I put that file into
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Hello!
I installed Dr. Brown Image Processor Pro.
I have Bridge and PS (CS6, CC and CC 2014) x64.
Had to do a manual install to each folder.
In Bridge I get the error
ReferenceError: photoshop is undefined? Trying to use Dr. Brown Image Processor Pro.
I tried both the CC and CS6 bridge same result.
I have about 100 1GB plus files I want to size down. and need Image processor.
Any Advice?
I tried Dr. Brown's JUST FIX IT, bit it just brought me to the script editor. I'm not a programmer.
Any advice will be appreciated.
Maxi

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I came across Dr Browns fantastic script and I'm hoping there's a developer that might be able to help with a minor (?) revision to the code.
He has kindly released the source code on his website http://www.russellbrown.com/images/tips_downloads/OpenSource.zip
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If you don't want to keep the originals with their original names (ie if you're just overwriting the originals) then why mot just batch rename in bridge first? If you run an action or script then you'll have to wait whilst each file is opened and saved, whereas you run a batch rename and it's a file system task - virtually instantaneous.
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