Cain Manor

The format of BeyondTV doesn’t look as good on Front Row as I’d like. This cleans the file name up. This is an ugly script without any error checking, or verification, or any of the things it should have. But it was quick, easy, and it works. For me. Today. No warranty is assumed or implied.

for X in *\(*
do
DEST=`echo $X | awk -F- '{print $1}'`
FILENAME=`echo $X | awk -F\( '{print $2}' | awk -F\) '{print $1}' | awk '{sub(/_/," -");print}'`
mv "$X" "/Network/Servers/10.0.0.4/media/Videos/${DEST}/${FILENAME}.mp4"
done

and for my .bashrc

mover()
{
for X in *\(*; do DEST=`echo $X | awk -F- '{print $1}'`;FILENAME=`echo $X | awk -F\( '{print $2}' | awk -F\) '{print $1}' | awk '{sub(/_/," -");print}'`;mv "$X" "/Network/Servers/10.0.0.4/media/Videos/${DEST}/${FILENAME}.mp4"; done
}

This is an older version of the script, but I’m keeping it for reference.

for X in *\(*
do
Y=`echo $X | awk -F\( '{print $2}' | awk -F\) '{print $1}' | awk '{sub(/_/," -");print}'`
mv "$X" "$Y.mp4"
done

I’ve also added it as a function to my .bashrc file

rename()
{
for X in *\(*; do Y=`echo $X | awk -F\( '{print $2}' | awk -F\) '{print $1}' | awk '{sub(/_/," -");print}'`; mv "$X" "$Y.mp4"; done
}

These are both works in process

HOW TO SET UP RSS FEEDS FOR BEYOND TV:

The base URL

http://<IP>:8129/RssToday.aspx?Display=RU&Links=N

The options for the different RSS feeds are as follows:

D - Disk space
R - Recent recordings
U - Upcoming Recordings
B - Blocked Recordings
S - Show Squeeze and
Links is Y or N.

Examples -

Upcoming and recent recordings with no embedded links - http://<IP>:8129/RssToday.aspx?Display=RU&Links=N
All the info, with embedded links - http://<IP>:8129/RssToday.aspx?Display=DRUBS&Links=Y

DESCRIPTION:

When Automatic ShowSqueeze is enabled via the ViewScape (SETTINGS –> SHOWSQUEEZE AND SMARTSKIP SETTINGS), high-definition (HD) recordings are not affected.

ARTICLE:

This is by design, because HD recordings are in such high quality, and so large, that it takes significantly longer for them to complete. In testing, this resulted in an accumulating backup of ShowSqueeze / SmartSkip jobs on heavily used machines. ShowSqueeze for HD recordings must therefore, by default, be initiated on a per-recording basis.

The user can override this setting to force HD ShowSqueeze to comply with the “Automatic” setting, but this should be used with care. This modification is recommended only for advanced users as it involves altering Beyond TV’s SETTINGS.XML file.

To change this setting, first exit Beyond TV from its system tray icon. Then open SETTINGS.XML, which is located in “\documents and settings\all users\application data\snapstream” on the system drive, in a text editor. Insert the following text between a </Property> and a <Property> tag:

<Property><Name>AutoTranscodeHD</Name><Value>1</Value></Property>

To undo this change, either change the “Value” to 0, or delete the entry.