lordchuffnel
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Good day.
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but as of now, there does not seem to be a way to dynamically change the filename of the file downloaded with the "download podcast" command. Also, the downloaded file (for me, from a: RSS XML URL) is downloaded with no metadata attached. The result being, every file downloaded has a hardcoded filename with no discernable difference between the files except "date added" or "date modified" in file explorer.
Request:
When downloading from XML source (such as a podcast), have built-in interpolation that the scheduler "Playlist/track filename or command" field accepts. Perhaps widely known/used fields available in parsed XML. Perhaps be able to chain as necessary. Also, use the XML to auto-tag the downloaded file so that, at minimum, title and artist are saved in their respective ID3 tags. The method of interpolation chosen as an example is arbitrary.
Example:
download podcast http://podcast.example.com/feed.xml D:\RADIO\Podcasts\Example\%title%.mp3
or chained:
download podcast http://podcast.example.com/feed.xml D:\RADIO\Podcasts\Example\%channel::title%-%channel::item::title%-%date%.mp3
For a secondary option, use the opposite slash, like the folder_path command uses:
download podcast http://podcast.example.com/feed.xml D:\RADIO\Podcasts\Example/ <-- forward slash here
The forward slash would tell radioboss to automatically interpolate. This choice would be completely software-defined for which fields/ID3 tags would be saved to the file upon successful download
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but as of now, there does not seem to be a way to dynamically change the filename of the file downloaded with the "download podcast" command. Also, the downloaded file (for me, from a: RSS XML URL) is downloaded with no metadata attached. The result being, every file downloaded has a hardcoded filename with no discernable difference between the files except "date added" or "date modified" in file explorer.
Request:
When downloading from XML source (such as a podcast), have built-in interpolation that the scheduler "Playlist/track filename or command" field accepts. Perhaps widely known/used fields available in parsed XML. Perhaps be able to chain as necessary. Also, use the XML to auto-tag the downloaded file so that, at minimum, title and artist are saved in their respective ID3 tags. The method of interpolation chosen as an example is arbitrary.
Example:
download podcast http://podcast.example.com/feed.xml D:\RADIO\Podcasts\Example\%title%.mp3
or chained:
download podcast http://podcast.example.com/feed.xml D:\RADIO\Podcasts\Example\%channel::title%-%channel::item::title%-%date%.mp3
For a secondary option, use the opposite slash, like the folder_path command uses:
download podcast http://podcast.example.com/feed.xml D:\RADIO\Podcasts\Example/ <-- forward slash here
The forward slash would tell radioboss to automatically interpolate. This choice would be completely software-defined for which fields/ID3 tags would be saved to the file upon successful download
