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tc-audio-transcode: fixed missing FILENAME variable

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Pierre Neidhardt 2013-09-11 09:15:03 +02:00
parent 000a2819bd
commit b22f18ff3f
1 changed files with 9 additions and 4 deletions
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@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ Tags:
You can use the following variables to refer to existing values: You can use the following variables to refer to existing values:
\$ALBUM \$ALBUM
\$ALBUM_ARTIST \$ALBUMARTIST
\$ARTIST \$ARTIST
\$COMPOSER \$COMPOSER
\$DATE \$DATE
@ -108,6 +108,9 @@ Examples:
Set 'artist' to be 'composer', and 'title' to be preceded by 'artist', do not reencode: Set 'artist' to be 'composer', and 'title' to be preceded by 'artist', do not reencode:
${1##*/} -s -a '\$COMPOSER' -t '\$ARTIST - \$TITLE' file.ogg ${1##*/} -s -a '\$COMPOSER' -t '\$ARTIST - \$TITLE' file.ogg
Set track number to first field in file name:
${1##*/} -n '${FILENAME%% }'
IMPORTANT: you *must* use single quotes when using variables. Also note that the IMPORTANT: you *must* use single quotes when using variables. Also note that the
string parameters are all evaluated using 'eval', which means that some string parameters are all evaluated using 'eval', which means that some
characters may need escaping with '\'. Since parenthesis '()' are often used, a characters may need escaping with '\'. Since parenthesis '()' are often used, a
@ -228,7 +231,7 @@ _metadata_filter()
INPUT_TITLE=$(_metadata_filter "title") INPUT_TITLE=$(_metadata_filter "title")
INPUT_ARTIST=$(_metadata_filter "artist") INPUT_ARTIST=$(_metadata_filter "artist")
INPUT_ALBUM=$(_metadata_filter "album") INPUT_ALBUM=$(_metadata_filter "album")
INPUT_ALBUM_ARTIST=$(_metadata_filter "album_artist") INPUT_ALBUMARTIST=$(_metadata_filter "album_artist")
INPUT_COMPOSER=$(_metadata_filter "composer") INPUT_COMPOSER=$(_metadata_filter "composer")
INPUT_DISC=$(_metadata_filter "disc") INPUT_DISC=$(_metadata_filter "disc")
INPUT_GENRE=$(_metadata_filter "genre") INPUT_GENRE=$(_metadata_filter "genre")
@ -254,13 +257,15 @@ _string_cleanser()
TITLE=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_TITLE") TITLE=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_TITLE")
ARTIST=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_ARTIST") ARTIST=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_ARTIST")
ALBUM=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_ALBUM") ALBUM=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_ALBUM")
ALBUMARTIST=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_ALBUMARTIST")
COMPOSER=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_COMPOSER") COMPOSER=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_COMPOSER")
DISC=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_DISC") DISC=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_DISC")
GENRE=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_GENRE") GENRE=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_GENRE")
TRACK=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_TRACK") TRACK=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_TRACK")
DATE=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_DATE") DATE=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_DATE")
TYER=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_TYER") TYER=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_TYER")
ALBUM_ARTIST=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_ALBUM_ARTIST")
FILENAME=$(_string_cleanser "$INPUT_FILE")
##================================================================================ ##================================================================================
## OUTPUT variables. ## OUTPUT variables.
@ -271,7 +276,7 @@ OUTPUT_TITLE=$(eval echo $(echo ${OUTPUT_TITLE:-Unknown Title} | sed 's/[()]/\\&
OUTPUT_ALBUM=$(eval echo $(echo ${OUTPUT_ALBUM:-Unknown Album} | sed 's/[()]/\\&/g')) OUTPUT_ALBUM=$(eval echo $(echo ${OUTPUT_ALBUM:-Unknown Album} | sed 's/[()]/\\&/g'))
## We use album artist if artist is empty. ## We use album artist if artist is empty.
[ -z "$OUTPUT_ARTIST" ] && [ -n "$ALBUM_ARTIST" ] && OUTPUT_ARTIST="$ALBUM_ARTIST" [ -z "$OUTPUT_ARTIST" ] && [ -n "$ALBUMARTIST" ] && OUTPUT_ARTIST="$ALBUMARTIST"
OUTPUT_ARTIST=$(eval echo $(echo ${OUTPUT_ARTIST:-Unknown Artist} | sed 's/[()]/\\&/g')) OUTPUT_ARTIST=$(eval echo $(echo ${OUTPUT_ARTIST:-Unknown Artist} | sed 's/[()]/\\&/g'))
## If OUTPUT_GENRE is set from command-line parameters, we use the ## If OUTPUT_GENRE is set from command-line parameters, we use the