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audio import tool

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This module doesn't work that way - it is all based on the ID3 tags in the audio files - profiles, images, etc will be "extracted" from the ID3 tags and profiles will be automatically created as needed. This module is designed for importing hundreds or thousands of audio files at a time (it will descend into sub directories so you can import an entire tree structure of files).

if you want to upload a large set of MP3 files to a single profile, just use the regular Audio module.

Let me know if that helps.
updated by @brian: 08/13/23 12:29:15PM

audio import tool

Using Jamroom

Update to the latest Audio and Audio import modules and this should be working. Let me know if that helps.

audio import tool

Using Jamroom


I will get a tracker open on it so we can get that added in.

Thanks!

Email Notifications Plain Text Only?

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No worries - there's a number of new changes and updates in JR7 so you may see some things you're not used to seeing.

The Plan To Fix New Youtube Channel Names?

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Perfect - I appreciate it!

The Plan To Fix New Youtube Channel Names?

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OK sounds good - if you want to share your work around it could help others

Thanks!

The Plan To Fix New Youtube Channel Names?

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No - the only thing you could do a search, but that will return any channels that match - even partial matches. So there's no reliable way to do it in the code.
updated by @brian: 08/08/23 11:59:16AM

convert executable

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None of those are the correct ones - those are all modules for OTHER programs to "use" the ImageMagick system. The one you want would be JUST called "imagemagick" - nothing with a "::" in it.

For Ubuntu 20.04 the command is:

The Plan To Fix New Youtube Channel Names?

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Yeah we have to use what is entered as the channel name in the API call - unlike on the web side there's no "redirect". Seems short sighted of Google to not support this - but to be honest it is not terribly surprising. I don't get the feeling Google really wants people using the API.

Email Notifications Plain Text Only?

Using Jamroom

Previously the "test email" function only ever sent email in plain text - the recent Mail Support module updates now shows you if you have HTML email enabled. If you see "HTML notifications are enabled" in your test message then you're good - your regular emails will include the header/footer. So this is working correctly.