You may be able to set the week variable up before the download like
wn=$(date +%V); echo $wn <-- use V or W as appropriate
in front of the catch command
worst case a simple bash script will hook the audio in and you can deal
with it locally using RDCATCH or DROPBOX
R
On 23/02/22 06:22, Al
I'd never heard of those, so I poked around some as well. Not sure it helps
any with your issue though.
Wikipedia has this for "broadcast calendar":
"The broadcast calendar is a standardized calendar used primarily for the
planning and purchase of radio and television programs and advertising.[1]
What is the difference between %V and %W?
Also, is there a difference between a broadcast week and an ISO week?
I've researched the subject, but its blowing up my brain.
The root of the issue is I am trying to set up an automated download via
RDCatch, but the provider uses broadcast weeks in
