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Call via commandline or via url parameters

Open srb-fm opened this issue 8 years ago • 3 comments

Hi, is it possible, or is there a plan, to use audiogram via commandline or via url parameter? For example

  • audiofile
  • caption
  • backgroundpicture
  • template

to get the resulting file in a predefined folder.

srb-fm avatar Aug 08 '16 09:08 srb-fm

It would be possible but it's not currently planned - what's the use case? Do you have lots of audio files you want to process in bulk?

One reason we probably won't do this is that the "template" is likely to get more involved, so CLI options would become really unwieldy in later versions. For example, "caption" will move from being a single caption to being an array with timestamps and other info.

veltman avatar Aug 08 '16 14:08 veltman

I'm the author of a radio automation. https://github.com/srb-fm/admin-srb/wiki. With one module https://github.com/srb-fm/admin-srb/blob/master/tools/beamer_podcast.py I provide podcasts with a single checkbox https://github.com/srb-fm/admin-srb/blob/master/intra/admin_srb_sendung_hf/sg_hf_edit.php, that the user have to click. We plan to publish also podcasts via youtube. So audiogram is perfectly what I'm searching for a long time. I wish to implement audiogram with the possibility to take filename, title etc.. from my database to audiogram and then upload the resulting video with a separate tool (running as a cronjob) to youtube.

xpilgrim avatar Aug 08 '16 16:08 xpilgrim

This is of interest to me as well. I already have a web service where a user would record/upload an audio file. I'd like to give them the option to create an audiogram. Ideally, my service would just send my audiogram app (which I have running currently) the file and caption and use a default theme for now. I will look into elegant method of doing this but curious what others would advise.

sull avatar Oct 19 '16 19:10 sull