(2013-05-21, 21:04)Negativecreep0 Wrote: [ -> ]any thought to adding filters for missing metadata like trailers, posters,fanart..... that way we can pinpoint what movies are missing what without scrolling through whole list. THanks for the great job
yes, there are some thoughts to add some more filters when the main work of tv shows has been done. I've put it to our todo list
(2013-05-22, 09:04)boulogne75 Wrote: [ -> ]Very promising. Can hardly wait for the next release 
Would it be possible, when getting media info, to load all audio and subs streams (like MediaElch). Right now, IIRC, it just get the first ones.
Thanks.
we could concatenate all subtitle languages together into one column (eg "en, de, sk"), but adding more audio tracks to the table would be no easy task or even impossible... I will discuss it with Myron, how we could implement that
(2013-05-22, 22:11)Negativecreep0 Wrote: [ -> ]When you choose to rename selected movie everything is changed except the subtitles
Myron did a great job on the new renamer. This issue will be fixed with the next release
@gibxxi: We will do the last implementations for the new release and add the renamer later (because the tv show renamer will be more complex than the movie renamer and therefore it will consume much time to implement it). Thanks for your feedback.
(2013-05-23, 08:11)mlaggner Wrote: [ -> ] (2013-05-22, 09:04)boulogne75 Wrote: [ -> ]Very promising. Can hardly wait for the next release
Would it be possible, when getting media info, to load all audio and subs streams (like MediaElch). Right now, IIRC, it just get the first ones.
Thanks.
we could concatenate all subtitle languages together into one column (eg "en, de, sk"), but adding more audio tracks to the table would be no easy task or even impossible... I will discuss it with Myron, how we could implement that
I just take a very quick look to the code in SVN. One possible implementation (the obvious and easy one
) would be to create VideoStream.java, AudioStream.java, SubStream.java and refactor MediaFile.java deleting properties related to the streams and adding:
Code:
private ArrayList<VideoStream> vStreams = new ArrayList<VideoStream>();
private ArrayList<AudioStream> aStreams = new ArrayList<AudioStream>();
private ArrayList<SubStream> sStreams = new ArrayList<SubStream>();
For the swing part, may be creating 3 tables (1 for each type of stream)? Don't know if it is possible or if it would affect performance.
Thanks again for the interest.
thanks for the suggestion
the problem won't be the datamodel (MediaFile) - I am unsure how to present it in the UI.
As you see - there is a table containing the MediaFiles (which can be anything in the new version; we inlcude the video files, trailers, artwork there) and per line (one MediaFile - eg a video file) there could be n audio steams and m subtitle streams..
but I suppose multiple audio streams and subtitle streams are only interesting for the "main" video files (for movies at least), or am I wrong?
For example:
The movie contains 2 video files (movie-cd1.mkv and movie-cd2.mkv), 1 subtitle, 1 index(chapter), 1 trailer and 3 artwork files.
The video files contain 2 audio streams (en, de) and 1 subtitle stream - so we have a sum of 2 audio streams and 2 subtitle streams.
May i add these informations to the movie itself (like the logos for video resolution, video codec and audio codec?) - is that what you mentioned?
I hope you see, why it is not so easy to implement
Looked a bit further in the code and I see the problem. Didn't realize MediaFile was used for all the types. BTW, what is the point of showing trailer, fanart, banner, poster... in the mediainfo table?
The idea was, that ALL assets (files) of a movie are a MediaFile.
This eases the handling in the scanner, renamer and other fuctions...
Why we display them? Ohm.. good question.
Because we can?
The problem is not the coding.
The problem is solely how to present that many information to the end user.
A table line is quite limited for multiple in-container assets...
Any designers around?!
Ideas welcome
(2013-05-23, 17:45)myron Wrote: [ -> ]Why we display them? Ohm.. good question.
Because we can?
Fair enough
But doesn't make any sense to me. I think mediainfo should be related to movie's streams info (video, audio, subs).
(2013-05-23, 17:45)myron Wrote: [ -> ]The problem is not the coding.
The problem is solely how to present that many information to the end user.
A table line is quite limited for multiple in-container assets...
Any designers around?!
Ideas welcome
You can add 3 columns: stream, type and lang
Suppose you have: avengers.mkv, avengers.dts, avengers.es.srt, folder.jpg, fanart.jpg and trailer.mkv
The result table:
Code:
stream type filename size runtime resolution vcodec vbitrate acodec abitrate achannels lang
stream1 videoStream avengers.mkv 6GB 1h33m 1920*1080 x264 12MB
stream1 audioStream avengers.mkv 500MB 1h33m dts 1500kbps 6 en
stream1 audioStream avengers.dts 500MB 1h33m dts 1500kbps 5 fr
stream1 subStream avengers.mkv en
stream1 subStream avengers.es.srt es
fanart fanart.jpg 220KB 1920*1080 jpeg
poster poster.jpg 80KB 1000*1500 jpeg
trailer trailer.mkv 50MB 0h02m 1280*720 x264 4MB aac 128kbps 2 en
May be something like that...
(2013-05-23, 08:11)mlaggner Wrote: [ -> ]@gibxxi: We will do the last implementations for the new release and add the renamer later (because the tv show renamer will be more complex than the movie renamer and therefore it will consume much time to implement it). Thanks for your feedback.
Roger That. Look forward to testing the TV branch of the app.
@boulonge75: myron sent me an idea how to implement that. I will inform you, when its done, so you can try it from svn
@boulogne75: I did some work yesterday and today on this feature request. Before I commit my work (there is more to do), I will post a preview to get sure, I am on the right track:
I will also clean the (now called) Media files tab. What do you think about it?
Sorry for the delay.
Not sure what you mean by "clean". If it is to have 2 different tabs, I really like the idea.
1/ "Media Information": listing subs, audio, video streams mediainfo.
2/ "Media Files": listing all MediaFile with generic info. I would put artwork, trailer, etc... in this tab.
Did I understand correctly?
Thanks.
yes, you got me right:
tab 1 containing media information as in the screenshot above
tab 2 containing all files, associated with this movie (or later tv show/tv episode). With clean I mean that I have to change the contents of the tab/table it in some way to present it in a better way
Cool, looks like a very good idea.
May I insist in getting the artwork part in tab2? :P It has nothing to do with any mediainfo of something that you can actually play.
Thanks again. You 2 are doing great job!
you are right - artwork does not fit in there
I think I could finish the work on that today afternoon - i will inform you when there is a new version in svn/nightly build
thanks for feedback
Ok. I will try to test this weekend if it is ready.