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When batch processing a bunch of files (or maybe even just 1 large file) I may want to treat longer files differently and allow for them to be represented in the output proportional to their overall length.
One solution would be to add an argument to the GetDataBuilder to specify a maximum time (in seconds?). So for example if a max_time of 10 minutes is specified, the batch processing would "split" a 60 minute file into 6 different segments ideally as part of the processing itself (maybe adding a file suffix indicating the time into that particular file).
When batch processing a bunch of files (or maybe even just 1 large file) I may want to treat longer files differently and allow for them to be represented in the output proportional to their overall length.
One solution would be to add an argument to the
GetDataBuilder
to specify a maximum time (in seconds?). So for example if amax_time
of 10 minutes is specified, the batch processing would "split" a 60 minute file into 6 different segments ideally as part of the processing itself (maybe adding a file suffix indicating the time into that particular file).@CrepeGoat
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