It doesn't need to be done in Rivendell. It should be straightforward to
have a script scan the Rivendell CART and CUTS tables regularly, compare
each record with the corresponding .wav file, and update a CART chunk in
the latter accordingly.
Rob
On Mon, 1 Jul 2013, Andy Sayler wrote:
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On Monday 01 July 2013 13:26:38 Alessio Elmi wrote:
> I know there are very few tool to work with it, but Rivendell stores
> broadcast wave file. BWF have metadata inside. I don't know if it's enough
> for you though...
Are you sure about that? I seem to remember Riv stripping the metadat out of
On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 10:58 AM, drew Roberts wrote:
> It is also possible to put metadata in wav files. (RD does not do it, but
> it
> can be done.)
>
Well that may be the better RD feature request then: support for
wav-embedded meta data. Compression can always be added at the file system
leve
I didn't reply to all.
I know there are very few tool to work with it, but Rivendell stores
broadcast wave file. BWF have metadata inside. I don't know if it's enough
for you though...
2013/7/1 Andy Sayler
>
> On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 9:30 AM, James Harrison
> wrote:
>
>> Seriously though, stor
On Monday 01 July 2013 11:54:11 Andy Sayler wrote:
> We realize flac support may not be in the RD cards, but those are our
> reason's for wanting it.
It is also possible to put metadata in wav files. (RD does not do it, but it
can be done.)
drew
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On 7/1/13 9:05 AM, Bill Putney wrote:
We have a 2TB RAID-Z1 array here at KPTZ. Storage went to about 1.2TB
pretty early. That represents about 25,000 carts/cuts. We do a lot of
1 and 2 hour locally produced talk and special interest programs here.
Those programs only stay in the autom
Hello,
Just throwing ideas about but other systems store some of the metadata
(artist, title, cuepoints, etc.) in the WAVE files as CART chunk. Does
Rivendell do this (it didn't last time I checked) or could it be a feature
to add in the future?
Upshot is you can then import the files into other
On 01/07/13 16:54, Andy Sayler wrote:
>
> We currently use several 16TB (3TB x 8 on RAID6) arrays to store a
> little over 12TB (~300,000 tracks) of music. We are to the point where
> we will have that filled up in the next year or two given our current
> music intake rates. We're looking at comp
On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 9:30 AM, James Harrison wrote:
> Seriously though, storage is cheap. I have 16TB in RAID6+1 at home just
> for TV/movies. Even the smallest radio stations should be able to throw
> together a RAID1/10/6 array of a few terabytes on a budget.
>
Hi James,
We currently use sev
On 01/07/13 02:54, Max Goldstein, Operations Director wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Sorry if this has come up before, but we're interested in moving our WAV
> library to FLAC at some point for the space savings. Last I heard
> Rivendell didn't support FLAC natively or something like that. Can
> someone ple
Hi all,
Sorry if this has come up before, but we're interested in moving our WAV
library to FLAC at some point for the space savings. Last I heard Rivendell
didn't support FLAC natively or something like that. Can someone please
clarify:
1. What is the status of using FLAC for cut encodings?
2. I
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