I can't get Dr Browns Image Processor Pro to work from Bridge with Photoshop CC 2014

Question

We use the wonderful DR Browns Image Processor Pro script a lot, but cannot get it to work from Bridge with PS CC 2014. When I select files in Bridge CC and then go to Tools> Dr Browns Services 2.3.1 > Image Processor Pro it just pops up an error message that says ReferenceError: photoshop is undefined.
The actual script works fine if I launch it from Photoshop CC 2014 - just not if I load it from Bridge CC.
I have unistalled it and re installed a few times, both manually and through the Extension Manager CC.
I am using a Win 7 64bit computer.
I assume there is some change in the scripting part that loads Photoshop from bridge but not sure. It worked fine in CC. Just not CC 2014.
I opened the Dr Browns Services .jsx file but don't see anything obvious. This is the section related to the Image Processor Pro part:
  // This routine takes an array of files. If called by Photoshop,
  // it will invoke Dr. Brown's Process 1-2-3 with the files. If called by
  // any other app, it will send a BridgeTalk message to Photoshop
  // to invoke this routine with the same arguments.
drbrownserv.process123 = function (files) {
// Bring Photoshop to the foreground.
  BridgeTalk.bringToFront ("photoshop");
  // Create a new BridgeTalk message for Photoshop to invoke
  // Image Processor with the selected files
  var btMessage = new BridgeTalk;
btMessage.target = "photoshop";
  btMessage.body = "drbrownserv.process123 (" + files.toSource () + ");";
  btMessage.send ();
  } else {
photoshop.runActionCommand ('611736f0-9c46-11e0-aa82-0800200c9a66', files);
  catch (error) {
  if (error.number != 8007) // Don't report user cancelled errors.
  drbrownserv.alert (error);

Answer 1

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
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\Startup Scripts CC\Adobe Bridge" even though Bridge CC is 64Bit seems to use theat location.
Bridge CC was updated by the creative clouds update and opens Photoshop CC 2014 now