Bastien Gautier
Bastien Gautier
Yes sure ! Very very interested !
For the point 2/ I only used the GUI to delete and download an episode again on an instance running on Linux with Docker.
Sorry but I persist. There is an issue with the episode names and file names. ``` bastien@srv:~/podfetch/data/podcasts$ ls -l total 20 drwxr-xr-x 7 root root 4096 Nov 4 17:14 '20...
I think that the folder structure is currently complicated. Using the name of podcasts and episodes in the directory names is not really easy. Creating a directory / file tree...
Hello. Maybe not the same usage as me 😂 The directory name could be stored in database as a metadata. By default it will be the podcast name and could...
I confirm that the current folder structure is not compliant with Jellyfin. :(
The episodes are not correctly classified. A few titles are named "podcast". I will check how the structure should be and give us somes examples.
Currently the structure for a podcast is a main directory containing : - the file : image.jpeg - the directories containing the episodes. ```bash -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 264106 Sep...
Maybe it will be interesting to add the in the episode name : '2023-09-07 13:09 : La Revue de Presse du 07092023.mp3' instead of 'La Revue de Presse du 07092023.mp3'...
Maybe, you can use the native 'downloader' integration to retrieve your file, then this integration to ingest the data into the HA statistics. https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/downloader/ Both actions should be integrable into...