If the camera card type isn't identified then the camera cards script deviates from its usual behavior and adds this interview:
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if [[ "${TAR}" == "NO" ]] && [[ -z "${CAMERA_CARD_TYPE}" ]] ; then |
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CAMERA_CARD_TYPE="GENERAL" |
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_report -b "Camera card type not identified!" |
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echo |
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printf "Select a strategy:" |
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echo |
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PS3="Selection: " |
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select STRATEGY in "1. Create AIP: concatenate video files and restructure metadata directories" "2. Tar: Compress camera files and folders into a tarball" "3. Both: Create AIP and also tar original package (produces two packages)" "quit" |
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do |
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if [[ "${STRATEGY}" == "1. Create AIP: concatenate video files and restructure metadata directories" ]] ; then |
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TAR="NO" |
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AIP="YES" |
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elif [[ "${STRATEGY}" == "2. Tar: Compress camera files and folders into a tarball" ]] ; then |
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TAR="YES" |
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AIP="NO" |
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elif [[ "${STRATEGY}" == "3. Both: Create AIP and also tar original package (produces two packages)" ]] ; then |
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TAR="YES" |
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AIP="YES" |
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fi |
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if [[ "${STRATEGY}" == "quit" ]] ; then echo "Bye" && exit 0 ; fi |
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break |
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done |
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fi |
OK if I remove this part and simply proceed with the overall TAR/AIP settings?
If the camera card type isn't identified then the camera cards script deviates from its usual behavior and adds this interview:
nmaahcmm/camera_cards
Lines 418 to 440 in 76946ca
OK if I remove this part and simply proceed with the overall TAR/AIP settings?