fixedSaveGameClips.ps1

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# This script works in conjunction with a XBOXAPI.COM account. #
# You must create a XBOXAPI.COM account in order to use it.    #
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# You do not need the paid subscription unless you intend      #
# to perform more than 120 API Requests an hour                #
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# The information you need from the account is:                #
#   -XboxAPI API Key                                           #
#   -XBOX Profile User ID                                      #
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# The information can be found on https://xboxapi.com/profile  #
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Function Set-FileTimeStamps{
    #from http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscriptingguy/archive/2012/06/01/use-powershell-to-modify-file-access-time-stamps.aspx
    Param (
    [Parameter(mandatory=$true)]
    [string[]]$path,
    [datetime]$date = (Get-Date))

    Get-ChildItem -Path $path |

    ForEach-Object {
        $_.CreationTime = $date
        $_.LastAccessTime = $date
        $_.LastWriteTime = $date
    }

}

# Get the information from https://xboxapi.com/
## Replace ######################## with your XboxAPI API Key
## Replace @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ with your XBOX Profile User ID
$APIKey="c85a7f663d83ddfb23b9ad80f303568d71579edd"
$profileID="2533274796700253"
$GameClips=(invoke-webrequest -Headers @{"X-AUTH" = "$APIKey"} https://xboxapi.com/v2/$profileID/game-clips)
$SavedClips=(invoke-webrequest -Headers @{"X-AUTH" = "$APIKey"} https://xboxapi.com/v2/$profileID/game-clips/saved)

# Replace "Z:\XBox One Games" with your folder location
$gameVidSaveLocation="Z:\XBox One Games_Hoov"

# Convert the information to usable form
$GCcontent=$GameClips.content | convertfrom-json
$SCcontent=$SavedClips.content | convertfrom-json

$AllContent=$($GCcontent + $SCContent) | select -Unique *

$numberOfDownloadedRecords=0
$allClipNames=@()

# Process each clip record recieved
foreach($clip in $AllContent){
    
    # Store the game name
    $game=$clip.titleName

    # Store the date and time the clip was recorded
    $recordedWhenGMT=$clip.dateRecorded
    
    # Convert the date and time the clip was recorded to usable form
    ## Change this as you need to fix the timestamp ( you can change the name of the variable, just make sure it is updated though the rest of the script ), change the -5 to whatever is needed
    $recordedWhenEST=$(([datetime]($recordedWhenGMT)).AddHours(-5))
    
    # Convert the date and time variable to format for use in file name
    $recordedWhen=get-date $recordedWhenEST -Format "yyyy-MM-dd_HH.mm.ss"
    
    # Store thumbnail information in variable
    $thumbnails=$clip.thumbnails

    # Store the uri of the small and large thumnails into variables
    $smallThumnbnailuri=($thumbnails | where {$_.thumbnailType -eq "Small"}).uri
    $largeThumnbnailuri=($thumbnails | where {$_.thumbnailType -eq "Large"}).uri

    $videoUris=$clip.gameClipUris | where {$_.uri -like "*mp4*"}

    # Store the video URI into a variable
    $videoUri=$videoUris.uri

    # Store the video size into a variable
    ## Not currently used in the script, but could be used for logging or reporting functions if added to the script
    $videoSizeInBytes=$videoUris.fileSize

    # Convert the size of the video to Megabytes
    ## Not currently used in the script, but could be used for logging or reporting functions if added to the script
    $videoSizeInMB=[math]::round(($videoSizeInBytes/1024/1024),2)

    # Store a short name of the game into a variable, currently only configrued for Halo.  If not halo, short name is "Xbox One Game"
    if($game -eq "Halo 5: Guardians"){
        $gameShort="Halo_5"
    }
    elseif($game -eq "Destiny"){
        $gameShort="Destiny"
    }
    elseif($game -eq "TOM CLANCY'S THE DIVISION  BETA"){
        $gameShort="Division_Beta"
    }
    elseif($game -eq "Halo: The Master Chief Collection"){
        $gameShort="Halo_MCC"
    }
    elseif($game -eq "Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag"){
        $gameShort="Assassins_Creed_4_Black_Flag"
    }
    elseif($game -eq "Destiny Beta"){
        $gameShort="Destiny_Beta"
    }
    elseif($game -eq "Titanfall"){
        $gameShort="Titanfall"
    }
    elseif($game -eq "Battlefield 4"){
        $gameShort="Battlefield_4"
    }
    else{
        $gameShort="Xbox One Game"
    }

    # Store the folder path the games will be saved
    $folderPath="$gameVidSaveLocation\$gameShort"

    # Specify the filenames for the files to be downlaoded
    $vidFileName = "$gameShort`_$recordedwhen.mp4"
    $stFileName = "$gameShort`_smallThumbnail_$recordedwhen.png"
    $ltFileName = "$gameShort`_largeThumbnail_$recordedwhen.png"

    # Specify the full path name for the files to be downloaded
    $vidSaveLocation="$folderPath\$vidFileName"
    $stSaveLocation="$folderPath\$stFileName"
    $ltSaveLocation="$folderPath\$ltFileName"
    
    # Check to see if the folder path where the games will be saved exists.  If it does not, create it.
    if(Test-Path $folderPath){
        #do nothing, the folder exists
    }
    else{
        new-item -path $folderPath -ItemType directory
    }

    # Check to see if the clip being processed has already had the thumnails and clip downloaded.  If any one of the 3 files has not been downlaoded, downlaod and replace
    if((Test-Path $vidSaveLocation) -and (Test-Path $stSaveLocation) -and (Test-Path $ltSaveLocation)){
        #do nothing, the fileset was already downloaded
        
    }
    else{
        
        # Download the video clip, set the timestamps on the video clip to the actual time it was recorded
        Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "$videoUri" -OutFile "$vidSaveLocation"
        Set-FileTimeStamps -path "$vidSaveLocation" -date "$recordedWhenEST"

        # Download the video clip, set the timestamps on the video clip to the actual time it was recorded
        Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "$smallThumnbnailuri" -OutFile "$stSaveLocation"
        Set-FileTimeStamps -path "$stSaveLocation" -date "$recordedWhenEST"

        # Download the video clip, set the timestamps on the video clip to the actual time it was recorded
        Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "$largeThumnbnailuri" -OutFile "$ltSaveLocation"
        Set-FileTimeStamps -path "$ltSaveLocation" -date "$recordedWhenEST"
        
        $numberOfDownloadedRecords++
        $allClipNames+=$c | select @{label="FileName";expression={$vidFileName}},@{label="RecordedWhen";expression={$recordedWhenEST}}
        $allClipNames+=$c | select @{label="FileName";expression={$stFileName}},@{label="RecordedWhen";expression={$recordedWhenEST}}
        $allClipNames+=$c | select @{label="FileName";expression={$ltFileName}},@{label="RecordedWhen";expression={$recordedWhenEST}}
    }

}