Sounds great ! Stan
On 15 June 2016 9:05:00 pm AWST, Rob Landry <41001...@interpring.com> wrote: > >Yes, I like the XML idea, particularly if rdimport will recognize it. > >Then all we need is an analogous method to export and import logs. > > >Rob > >-- >Я там, где ребята толковые, >Я там, где плакаты "Вперёд", >Где песни рабочие новые >Страна трудовая поёт. > >On Tue, 14 Jun 2016, Alessio Elmi wrote: > >> +1 for XML! I think a good idea, considering a wider scenario, could >be the >> following: >> i) The same xml output can be generated 'per-cart' when exporting >single/few >> audio files, but it could be also an alternative report format from >> RDLibrary (one file with the whole list inside). >> >> ii) The same xml can be used in addition with rdimport routine. When >> importing 'test.wav' it would look for 'test.xml'. If there, it will >fill >> metadata accordingly (of ocurse it should expect a single-cut cart >> template). >> >> Alessio >> >> Il giorno mar 14 giu 2016 alle ore 19:24 Fred Gleason >> <fr...@paravelsystems.com> ha scritto: >> On Jun 14, 2016, at 07:57, drew Roberts <zotz...@gmail.com> >> wrote: >> http://www.wavpack.com/ >> >> "Uses ID3v1 and APEv2 tags for metadata (including >> ReplayGain)" >> >> Would that get us there? >> >> >> ID3v1 is very consumer- and pop music-oriented, and thus is missing >> many of the fields that are relevant for broadcasters —e.g. Agency >and >> Client. APEv2 is more intriguing inasmuch as it includes a mechanism >> for extending the field definitions, however, it does not seem to >> enjoy very wide support. >> >> Here’s an idea: what say we embed a copy of the relevant ‘cartList’ >> XML object (such as is currently generated by Rivendell's ListCart >Web >> API call) in every file export? I see a number of advantages to this >> approach: >> >> 1) XML is a widely-supported format, with high-quality FOSS parsers >> available for virtually every major programming language. >> >> 2) The format is human-readable and would be largely >self-documenting. >> >> 3) The same parser code that reads cartList objects via the web >> interface would also work here with little modification. >> >> Likewise, we then extend Rivendell’s import tools (RDImport and >> RDLibrary) to parse this same data structure, thus giving us a >> high-fidelity path for transferring both audio and Rivendell cart/cut >> metadata between systems. >> >> For reference, here is a sample of the cartList object: >> >> *** snip snip *** >> <cartList> >> <cart> >> <number>10004</number> >> <type>audio</type> >> <groupName>MUSIC</groupName> >> <title>American Pie</title> >> <artist>Don Mc Lean</artist> >> <album>100 Hits Party Classics</album> >> <year/> >> <label/> >> <client/> >> <agency/> >> <publisher/> >> <composer/> >> <userDefined/> >> <usageCode>0</usageCode> >> <forcedLength>0:04:03.7</forcedLength> >> <averageLength>0:04:03.7</averageLength> >> <lengthDeviation>0:00:00.0<lengthDeviation> >> <averageSegueLenth>0:04:02.6<averageSegueLenth> >> <averageHookLength>0:00:00.0</averageHookLength> >> <cutQuantity>1</cutQuantity> >> <lastCutPlayed>0</lastCutPlayed> >> <validity>2</validity> >> <enforceLength>false</enforceLength> >> <asyncronous>false</asyncronous> >> <owner/> >> <metadataDatetime>2016-05-31T08:20:23-04:00</metadataDatetime> >> <cutList> >> <cut> >> <cutName>010004_001</cutName> >> <cartNumber>10004</cartNumber> >> <cutNumber>1</cutNumber> >> <evergreen>false</evergreen> >> <description>Cut 001</description> >> <outcue/> >> <isrc/> >> <isci/> >> <length>243794</length> >> <originDatetime>2014-11-30T09:38:49-04:00</originDatetime> >> <startDatetime/> >> <endDatetime/> >> <sun>true</sun> >> <mon>true</mon> >> <tue>true</tue> >> <wed>true</wed> >> <thu>true</thu> >> <fri>true</fri> >> <sat>true</sat> >> <startDaypart/> >> <endDaypart/> >> <originName>rdhost</originName> >> <weight>1</weight> >> >> <lastPlayDatetime>2015-03-24T10:23:55-04:00</lastPlayDatetime> >> <playCounter>49</playCounter> >> <localCounter>49</localCounter> >> <validity>2</validity> >> <codingFormat>0</codingFormat> >> <sampleRate>48000</sampleRate> >> <bitRate>0</bitRate> >> <channels>2</channels> >> <playGain>0</playGain> >> <startPoint>336</startPoint> >> <endPoint>244130</endPoint> >> <fadeupPoint>-1</fadeupPoint> >> <fadedownPoint>-1</fadedownPoint> >> <segueStartPoint>243024</segueStartPoint> >> <segueEndPoint>244104</segueEndPoint> >> <segueGain>-3000</segueGain> >> <hookStartPoint>-1</hookStartPoint> >> <hookEndPoint>-1</hookEndPoint> >> <talkStartPoint>-1</talkStartPoint> >> <talkEndPoint>0</talkEndPoint> >> </cut> >> </cutList> >> </cart> >> </cartList> >> *** snip snip *** >> >> Cheers! >> >> >> >|----------------------------------------------------------------------| >> | Frederick F. Gleason, Jr. | Chief Developer > >> | >> | | Paravel Systems > >> | >> >|----------------------------------------------------------------------| >> | A room without books is like a body without a soul. > >> | >> | -- Cicero > >> | >> >|----------------------------------------------------------------------| >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Rivendell-dev mailing list >> Rivendell-dev@lists.rivendellaudio.org >> http://caspian.paravelsystems.com/mailman/listinfo/rivendell-dev >> >> >> > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >_______________________________________________ >Rivendell-dev mailing list >Rivendell-dev@lists.rivendellaudio.org >http://caspian.paravelsystems.com/mailman/listinfo/rivendell-dev
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