On 11/2/18 10:40 AM, Andy Higginson wrote: > Hi, > > I've been asked to look at the options of exporting a range of audio > cuts from one library and then importing them into a different stand > alone machine. The export and import would need to include a full set > of meta data, including all of the talk times, segues etc. It would > however be a part of the library, and not the whole library. Should > this be done using rdexport/rdimport or should rivendell_filter be used? > > If using rdexport/rdimport, does some kindly soul have the correct > command line syntax that I should be using for this? >
Hi Andy, I have not yet found a need to use rivendell_filter, but I *have* used (something like): rdexport --xml --format=FLAC --carts=START1:END1 --carts=START2:END2 /tmp/foo (where /tmp/foo is the directory that will hold the FLAC and XML files) to export multiple, contiguous ranges of carts. The use of the "--xml" switch enables rdexport to save pretty much all of the metadata (including markers) in XML files next to the FLAC files (same output directory). I have also imported those previously-exported files into a different Rivendell instance. My experience has been that the GROUP and CART number in the XML files are ignored when using `rdimport --xml ...`. There may be a switch I'm missing to force use of those specific XML values, but it has not been a problem for me... Hope this helps! ~David Klann
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