When processing a batch of objects using scan-batch-dir, where each object contains one or more objects, the PID is being concatenated with the parent PID.
Eg.
Batch1
- ObjectID
- filename.mp3
- filename.vtt
The resulting PIDs are:
PID Parent
ObjectID
ObjectID-filename.mp3 ObjectID
ObjectID-filename.vtt ObjectID
The resulting PIDS should be:
PID Parent
ObjectID
filename.mp3 ObjectID
filename.vtt ObjectID
Note: This is the same approach as a "Compound Audio" model which doesn't work as expected.
Example Data:
Files: /scanning/20250507_CLP_OHMP
Sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WUqcYjB00KwW7g9SfVqv2CHTl6BaYz1bZWTiwyY3e_g
Tab: Simple_17_Display
Workaround:
Move all audio files in sub-directories to the top "batch" folder and re-run the script.
When processing a batch of objects using scan-batch-dir, where each object contains one or more objects, the PID is being concatenated with the parent PID.
Eg.
Batch1
The resulting PIDs are:
PID Parent
ObjectID
ObjectID-filename.mp3 ObjectID
ObjectID-filename.vtt ObjectID
The resulting PIDS should be:
PID Parent
ObjectID
filename.mp3 ObjectID
filename.vtt ObjectID
Note: This is the same approach as a "Compound Audio" model which doesn't work as expected.
Example Data:
Files: /scanning/20250507_CLP_OHMP
Sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WUqcYjB00KwW7g9SfVqv2CHTl6BaYz1bZWTiwyY3e_g
Tab: Simple_17_Display
Workaround:
Move all audio files in sub-directories to the top "batch" folder and re-run the script.