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I found that in the current version of camera_cards, there seems to be no way to turn off the tar output. There's two flags to handle the outputs.
-t tar camera files and folders into a tarball, compressed with gzip
-a create packaged AIP; this is the default option, but you can use this flag to specify you want an AIP alongside a tarball (e.g. '-ta')
But regardless, the tar is output. Should I change it so there's no tar output unless -t is set, and no aip output unless -a is set? Or we could change syntax to something like -t y -a n (for yes to tar and no to aip)?
Should we just make -a creating an AIP without concatenated the video files (just sort files) and -ta to tar the result AIP into a compressed tallball?
For the default option (no flag), would we ever need a tarball for the AIP with concatenated video files? @BleakleyMcD
@dericed I don't think we are getting tar balls unless we use the -t flag... @chialinchou1 confirm?
based on what Chialin is suggesting, how about:
-a = make the aip, don't concatenate the files
-c = concatenate the files, don't make the aip
-t = make a tar of files and folders, don't do anything else
I found that in the current version of camera_cards, there seems to be no way to turn off the tar output. There's two flags to handle the outputs.
But regardless, the tar is output. Should I change it so there's no tar output unless
-t
is set, and no aip output unless-a
is set? Or we could change syntax to something like-t y -a n
(for yes to tar and no to aip)?Nudge @chialinchou1
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