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Hi, I am new to rdio_scanner, and I started using it with "Tetra Trunck Tracker" which produce recordings with files in the format "[time] [unit] [group]" time is like hhmmss in 24hrs format I am also using anther audio recorder that produce files as we wish, I am producing "[date] [time] [group] [hz]" -- date as "0001_00_00" with underscore and time as 'hh-mm-ss" with dashes. All files get inserted fine except for the datestime stamp in the database.. is there a way to solve this? or get current time as a default timestamp in the entry? does this affect pruning? (having all files with same date time) Thanks |
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The #TIME and #ZTIME works only with #DATE. The time will not be taken into account if #DATE isn't used. The pruning does use the call.DateTime and will remove all calls if they're all have their DateTime set to 0001-01-01 00:00:00. I will add something to the upcoming release which will use the current date and time if none are provided by the meta tags. It should help your case scenario. |
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I just tried v. 6.5.3 now it works perfectly for me everything is sorted out. I loved it. THANK YOU |
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The #TIME and #ZTIME works only with #DATE. The time will not be taken into account if #DATE isn't used. The pruning does use the call.DateTime and will remove all calls if they're all have their DateTime set to 0001-01-01 00:00:00.
I will add something to the upcoming release which will use the current date and time if none are provided by the meta tags. It should help your case scenario.