You can use bash as a "dropbox" that copies to the real Rivendell
dropbox directory afterwards
#!/bin/bash
#Path to Rivendell dropbox (Change this to whatever)
#Keep the trailing /
RIVENDELL=/home/rivendell/dropbox/
#Would be a good idea to run this in screen so that you can monitor it
#e.g.
# screen -d -m -S mp3fixer /path/to/this/script.sh
# monitor with screen -r mp3fixer
# screen runs in the background so add it as a startup script and
forget
# about it
#Variable to set as running forever
RUNNING=1
#Loop forever
while [ $RUNNING -eq 1 ]; do
#Find the mp3s
for file in $(find -name "*.mp3"); do
#We have mp3s so do something with them
echo Found $file
mp3val "$file" -f
#Move it to Rivendell dropbox
mv "$file" $RIVENDELL
done
#Wait for 30 seconds before checking again
sleep 30
done
Please note I'm writing this from google and direct to email so please
check it or let me know if something doesn't work properly.
On 2016-07-06 20:42, Charly Hering wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to implement a Rivendell system in my organization.
I work for a intercontinental radio association. In that case we
share
and broadcast programs from a lot of different radios and we do not
control all the prodution processes.
I came to my point. A radio send us a daily program but the metadata
seems corrupt. It shows a length of 1 hour but the real audio length
is 15 min.
I import it with a rivendell dropbox, and when rivendell create a
log,
it mess up the playlist with the faulty lenght (creating time with
nothing sheldue)
Passing the audio track in a tag editor fix the issue, for example:
_$ mp3val audio.mp3 -f_
I would like to keep the automated function of the dropbox: Drag the
file and no more to do to import and create the log
Is there a possibility to add this function easily to the dropbox
script used by rivendell.
Thanks
Charly
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