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Latest revision as of 17:43, 12 May 2023
User Jobs are customized tasks which can act on MythTV recordings. A MythTV system currently supports up to four User Jobs.
Note: Beginning with release 0.26, timestamps of recordings are stored in UTC. Applications that use xxxTIME parameters to directly index the database will need to either handle timezone conversion internally, or switch to the respective xxxTIMEUTC parameters. See UTC
Adding a User Job
There are two ways to add a User Job to the system:
1) In the mythtv-setup program (pages 7 & 9 of the General menu page)
2) By using Mythweb Settings | MythTV settings table and editing
UserJob# & UserJobDesc#
Important Note: If you use the MythWeb method for setting up a user job, you have to restart mythbackend for the changes to take effect. (Theoretically if you are doing it via MythTV-Setup, then mythbackend isn't running anyway.)
User Job arguments
A user job is just a program or script which is passed some arguments to tell it what recording to perform work on. Either the channel and start time, or the directory and filename, should be sufficient to uniquely identify the recording.
Parameter | Description | Used
By |
Released
In |
---|---|---|---|
%CARDID% | Event | ||
%CATEGORY% | Program subject category, may be undefined. | Both | |
%CHANID% | Channel ID | Both | |
%DESCRIPTION% | Program title, may be undefined. | Both | |
%DIR% | Event: myth://IP:6543/file.mpg, Job: actual directory, may be undefined prior to recording start. | Both | |
%ENDTIME% | Recording end time (estimated) yyyyMMddhhmmss. | Both | |
%ENDTIMEISO% | YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss | Both | |
%ENDTIMEISOUTC% | YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ | ||
%ENDTIMEUTC% | yyyyMMddhhmmss | Both | |
%EPISODE% | Number | Both | 0.25? |
%EVENTNAME% | E.g. REC_PENDING | Event | |
%FILE% | Recording file, may be undefined prior to recording start. | Both | |
%FINDID% | Find ID, for DB lookups. | Event | |
%HOSTNAME% | Both | ||
%INETREF% | String, e.g. ttvdb.py_123456 | ||
%JOBID% | The id of this job in the mythconverg jobqueue table. | ||
%ORIGINALAIRDATE% | Original Air Date of recording. | Both | |
%PARENTID% | Parent recording rule ID, for DB lookups. | Event | |
%PARTNUMBER% | Number | ||
%PARTTOTAL% | Number | ||
%PLAYGROUP% | Play group | Both | |
%PROGEND% | Program's scheduled end time. | Both | |
%PROGENDISO% | Both | ||
%PROGENDISOUTC% | |||
%PROGENDUTC% | Both | ||
%PROGSTART% | Both | ||
%PROGSTARTISO% | Both | ||
%PROGSTARTISOUTC% | |||
%PROGSTARTUTC% | Both | ||
%REACTIVATE% | 1 if this recording was reactivated after failing to start on time, 0 otherwise. | Event | |
%RECGROUP% | Recording group | Both | |
%RECID% | Recording rule ID, for DB lookups. | Event | |
%RECORDEDID% | Recorded rule ID, for DB lookups. | Both | v29.2 |
%RECSTATUS% | Recording status as an integer for completeness, not currently useful. | Event | |
%RECTYPE% | This is the recording rule type as an integer, in the priming script example this could be used to do an extensive priming prior to some recordings and not others. These integers are listed in recordingtypes.h in the RecordingType enum. | Event | |
%SEASON% | Number | Both | 0.25? |
%SECS% | Time until upcoming recording starts. | Event | |
%SENDER% | Origin of event (hostname.) | Event | |
%STARTTIME% | Both | ||
%STARTTIMEISO% | Both | ||
%STARTTIMEISOUTC% | |||
%STARTTIMEUTC% | Both | ||
%SUBTITLE% | Program subtitle, may be undefined. | Both | |
%SYNDICATEDEPISODE% | String | ||
%TITLE% | Program title, may be undefined. | Both | |
%TRANSPROFILE% | Profile number. | Job | |
%TOTALEPISODES% | Integer | ||
%VBIDEVICE% | E.g.: --verbose --logpath --loglevel --quiet --nodblog [--syslog (if non Windows)]. | Event | 30 |
%VERBOSELEVEL% | Bit mapped decimal value. See: https://code.mythtv.org/cgit/mythtv/tree/mythtv/libs/libmythbase/verbosedefs.h | Both | |
%VERBOSEMODE% | E.g.: --verbose --logpath --loglevel --quiet --nodblog [--syslog (if non Windows)]. | Job | 0.25 |
%VIDEODEVICE% | String identifying the physical video device | Event | 30 |
Command | Description |
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/usr/bin/mythutil --gencutlist --chanid %CHANID% --starttime %STARTTIME% | Imports the flagged commercials into the cutlist |
Copy_and_transcode.pl | Copies a recording before transcoding it, honoring the cutlist |
extract-cc-to-srt | Script to extract Closed Captions to .srt file for h264 video format. |
ipod_export | Exports recordings in a video iPod compatible format |
nuvexport --ffmpeg --infile="%FILE%" --path=/myth/exports/PocketPC --height=240 --width=320 --mode=xvid --deinterlace --nonoise_reduction --nice=19 | Exports a program to Pocket PC sized Xvid using nuvexport. |
pdatranscode.pl | Exports recordings in formats useful for PDAs, MDAs, Smartphones and Palms |
Remove Commercials | Script to remove commercials |
dpg_export | Converts an mpg recording to a format that can be played in the Nintendo DS moonshell |
Cutting_Music_Videos | Make multiple named cuts from a single recording (the hard way ;) ). |
Rockbox_Export | Export recordings to small mpegs with or without commercials, suitable for use with Rockbox[1]. These examples are tailored for the screen and CPU capabilities of the SanDisk Sansa e200 series of media players. |
Mythvidexport.py | Export recordings to MythVideo |