Saving File from CLI

[kt-lowen]

Hello,

I am currently trying to adjust the time reference for my audio file using the CLI, and I have managed to change the time reference to the desired time, however I am unable to actually save this metadata (or cannot figure out what commands I need to use to accomplish this.)

So far my output using:

bwfmetaedit.exe --specialchars --out-core my_file.WAV 

is"

FileName,Description,Originator,OriginatorReference,OriginationDate,OriginationTime,TimeReference (translated),TimeReference,BextVersion,UMID,LoudnessValue,LoudnessRange,MaxTruePeakLevel,MaxMomentaryLoudness,MaxShortTermLoudness,CodingHistory,IARL,IART,ICMS,ICMT,ICOP,ICRD,IENG,IGNR,IKEY,IMED,INAM,IPRD,ISBJ,ISFT,ISRC,ISRF,ITCH
my_file.WAV,,,,,,17:07:40.000,2959680001,0,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Lavf59.16.100,,

Which is great, but now I am unsure how to move forward with saving this change to the file, the commands I have tried don't seem to actually save these changes.

Any help would be hugely appreciated, thanks so much!

[JeromeMartinez]

Either you edit the outputted CSV and inject it back:

bwfmetaedit.exe --specialchars --out-core my_file.WAV > core.txt
(edit core.txt)
bwfmetaedit.exe --specialchars --in-core=core.txt my_file.WAV 

or you can also directly inject the field in the file:

bwfmetaedit.exe --specialchars --TimeReference=17:07:40.000 my_file.WAV