Automatic FTP to categories
Hi All,
I'm very interested on PG.
I've to implement automatic upload using FTP. Is there a way to use FTP for uploading, so the uploaded file is automatically added to a category? (e.g. using a tag inside the filename or ID3)
Thank you!
Giacomo.
Is there a way to use FTP for uploading, so the uploaded file is automatically added to a category? (e.g. using a tag inside the filename or ID3)
No, so far this is not possible.
Thanks! But it's not clear for me how to add an FTP uploaded file to a category, that's what I need. Do I need to make it by hand?
Thanks! But it's not clear for me how to add an FTP uploaded file to a category, that's what I need. Do I need to make it by hand?
Yes you need to edit that episode manually
The way I see it, you
Step 1: investigate
- start a testlab with an empty podcast site.
- make a snapshot of that site.
- upload via web iface
- make a second snapshot
- make a diff between those snapshots
Step 2 - Trial Create a script, that will edit all the changed files to add another episode cleanly Test: upload ep#2 via ftp Test: fire a script, that puts all data into the needed files
Step 3 - Trial Create a script that automatically does add data when a new episode gets added
Step 4 - Trial Create a script that extracts all needed data from the uploaded file (mp3, flac, ogg, etc)
Step 5 - Trial Put together all of the above and test it. remember, for at least 3 popular audio formats
Step 6 Implement Put all of your written code on your github and let others thank you for your hard work.
Yes that's the way (mostly)
Hello did anyone ever figure out how this might be possible for PG to automatically assign audio uploaded to a specific category? Maybe something in the ID3 tags?
Hi. did you read anything? It's standing there. Depending on your screen it's about 2cm / 1in above your question.
Hello @erdnuesse yes i did read the above thank you, but this does not necessarily give advice on any steps someone who is not that competent in coding to achieve, so my question was I guess asking if this script had been developed, or functionality added.
It looks like it has not been, so that's also fine. As I've only just started delving into PG, I can see .xml is the key here so that's what i will start exploring.
Alright. As you can see, this issue is marked with the label "help wanted". So if you want, you can contribute for a solution that first helps you, provide step 6 as mentioned above and let the community build along yours. If it either had been done or rejected as an idea, it would have been tagged or commented as such. Kind Regards - K