Closed FraH90 closed 3 years ago
Update:
If I use this syntax for the outputFormat variable, using escape chars
outputFormat = ' -t \'{publishDate} - {publishTime} - {title} - {author} - {duration} - {uniqueId}\' '
to make it look the parameters like you've written in the readme, I get this as output name:
'2020-10-05
Practically it ignores the ' characters as part of the command, and it puts it in the file-title. What I'm getting wrong?
outputFormat = ' -t '{publishDate} - {publishTime} - {title} - {author} - {duration} - {uniqueId}' '
try with outputFormat = ' -t "{publishDate} - {publishTime} - {title} - {author} - {duration} - {uniqueId}" '
outputFormat = ' -t '{publishDate} - {publishTime} - {title} - {author} - {duration} - {uniqueId}' '
try with
outputFormat = ' -t "{publishDate} - {publishTime} - {title} - {author} - {duration} - {uniqueId}" '
YES! Thats exactly what I just did, before reading your comment!
Practically in windows the parameters in brackets must be encolsed between "" otherwise it doesn't take them right!!! Thank you man
Hi guys, I'm trying to automate things a little bit, so I can download more subject just clicking on a python script.
This is some piece of the code I've written:
obviously I call destream with the proper parameters. It all works, I'm able to download programmatically a lot of subjects, however the problem is that the title template doesn't work: the file name has only the publishDate, but not all the other parameters.
I know that this is probably a problem with how python does handle strings.. question is: what can I do to make it work as I desire? Specifically, what should look like the outputFormat variable here?
Thanks
PS: I dont know why the python code I've written here isn't stored in a "code" section
PPS: the reason because I want this very specific format title is because with this all the lesson will be ordered in the folder by the time they've been recorded: if in the same day someone record two lessons, in the folder you'll have first the lesson recorded at 11.00 for example, and then the lesson recorderd at 12.00