Thanks to the folks in this forum – whose names I can't recall, except for Florian and ohrenkino – I have happily exported tags into CVS files. However, I've recently hit a snag that I am unable to handle: several tags that are embedded in a tag. I am cataloging my audiobooks and some of them have time markers that I want to identify, e.g.:
| LENGTH | 000003897457 |
|---|---|
| OVERDRIVE MEDIAMARKERS | Markers><Marker><Name>Opening</Name><Time>0:00.000</Time></Marker><Mark |
| PUBLISHER | Hachette Audio |
My latest attempt to parse:
$filename(csv,utf-16)Filename$char(9)
$loop(%_filename_ext%)%_filename_ext%$char(9)%overdrive mediamarkers%$char(9)%Markers%$loop(%Markers%)%Marker% %Name%$char(9)%Time%$char(9),$loopend(),$loopend()
build on %_date%
The output:
Filename
Part 01.mp3 <Markers><Marker><Name>Opening</Name><Time>0:00.000</Time></Marker><Marker><Name>Chapter 1</Name><Time>0:45.000</Time></Marker><Marker><Name>Chapter 2</Name><Time>6:25.000</Time></Marker><Marker><Name>Chapter 3</Name><Time>15:24.000</Time></Marker><Marker><Name>Chapter 4</Name><Ti …
build on 4/29/2024
A tutorial on how to script for these items (and the proper name for what I think of as "embedded tags" would be greatly appreciated!