On Wed Oct 29 20:10:32 BST 2014, roadcone wrote:
At least, my radio and TV downloads this evening, using pid,
produce the regular file names that I have been used to. For example:
Tommies_-_28_October_1914_-_2014-10-28T14_15_00Z.m4a
Intruders_1_-_-_She_Was_Provisional_-_2014-10-27T21_00_00Z.mp4
My --prefs file contains the following line:
fileprefix = <nameshort> - <senum> - <episodeshort> - <firstbcast>
Good evening Clive...
The reason you get your "regular" file names is exactly what you
yourself state:
My --prefs file contains the following line:
So we know that at least the substitution parameters
<nameshort>, <senum>, <episodeshort>, <firstbcast>
do still work.
If you didn't have the user defined option --file-prefix
added to your options file (via --prefs-add), then I suspect
the default file name string GiP generates would've been
as I reported...
And, by the way, do all of your radio downloads of this
evening have an embedded thumbnail (embedding
done by AtomicParsley normally, while
"MP4 tagging M4A file")?
Regards
Vangelis
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