format is:ĭescription : Noticias deportivas y temas del momento son debatidos.Īlternatively, the tivo-specific metadata are embedded as XML within the MP4 using a custom tag that was agreed to with pyTiVo. This is created from the XML downloaded from the TiVo about each show, using an embedded XSLT template to do the XML->TXT transformation. cTiVo creates this if it is enabled in AdvPrefs “Eport Metadata to pyTiVo. TXT file with same directory/basename as the MP4 file. There’s an old program atomicParsley that can read/set MP4 tags from a command line.īeyond the Season/episode info, the tivo-specific metadata are stored in one of two places. All the mp4v2 manipulation is in MTTivoShow.m There’s a createTestMP4 routine that shockingly creates a test MP4 that contains metadata, so you can see how that’s done.īTW, you don’t need to code at the c level necessarily. So if you use the mp4v2 library you can add the metadata yourself.
The actual season/episode numbers are stored as standard MP4 tags. IIRC, Matching up to an existing series requires getting the seriesID correct. There are discussions of this on pyTiVo site on Tivo Community Forum. These are the main rules to make the target work Share. if it does not exist install both: build-essentials and make using pip/conda/npm/npx. Which presents the opportunity to create or modify that metadata on the Mac as you wish. As the message says: Make command is not found Make sure your make command does exist by simply typing make and hitting enter. (I actually thought about bundling a copy of PyTiVo inside cTiVo to make setup easier, but never quite got around to it.) All metadata is maintained in the round trip. Thus folks will offload shows to a Mac or network hard disk, and be able to immediately browse them using PyTiVo.
On the other hand, (assuming the old uI) pytivo works great with cTiVo even on the same machine. It enables you to move the shows from your TiVo for any reason, including TivoToGo. TiVo has broken the upload functionality with Hydra UI, which is all that’s supported on the very latest machines. On your pytivo-like case: the short answer is no for cTiVo. I haven’t had a good repeatable case, so this is excellent news.
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