2016-09-27, 02:34
Also, I noticed after the update when you run it as a program the first question asks to clean video library and I chose yes. I had it run over night as it seemed like it was going to take a while. I woke up and didn't see any errors, checked my directories and noticed the newly named originals. I thought everything was good(and I believe so still, explanation later). Anyways, I noticed it had processed all the subtitles I had already vetted clean. Long story short, I don't like the heuristics, disabled and replaced all the original srt files. I ran your addon and got the first question, I chose no and then a second question asked if I wanted to scan the path I chose in settings.
Here is my take and a problem:
1. Can you update the first post with some kind of disclaimer about it asking for the entire video library and custom path. No big deal to me since I reverted all changes, but answering the first question I assumed it was going to process my custom path only (Yes, even though it did say VIDEOS LIBRARY lol). Maybe I'll be the only dense person here to not figure it out who knows.
2. Now, I'm assuming that when I said yes originally to the first question that everything went fine. It appeared to process all of my files. After changing the settings to definition only and choosing my custom path only, the scan aborts EVERY time at this movie:
Alien³ (Director's Cut) (1992) (Bluray)
Gonna guess that it has to do with the 3 in the title. Just giving you a heads up as it seems to not catch/bypasses the folder when processing entire video library. Gonna try the entire video library scan and I'll let you know what I find.
3. I have all of my trailer files labeled "theme.ext" and for some reason after using the addon it has created a bunch of blank .file files in my movie directories with the same naming scheme as the subtitles after being processed.
Thanks again for this amazing addon and the recent update!
*EDIT* Am I correct in assuming that whether it deletes lines or not, it will still rename the original and create a new .srt file? That would explain why I thought it had originally cleaned my already vetted files! If this is the case, could you implement a seperate log from the kodi log with only the processed subtitles?
Here is my take and a problem:
1. Can you update the first post with some kind of disclaimer about it asking for the entire video library and custom path. No big deal to me since I reverted all changes, but answering the first question I assumed it was going to process my custom path only (Yes, even though it did say VIDEOS LIBRARY lol). Maybe I'll be the only dense person here to not figure it out who knows.
2. Now, I'm assuming that when I said yes originally to the first question that everything went fine. It appeared to process all of my files. After changing the settings to definition only and choosing my custom path only, the scan aborts EVERY time at this movie:
Alien³ (Director's Cut) (1992) (Bluray)
Gonna guess that it has to do with the 3 in the title. Just giving you a heads up as it seems to not catch/bypasses the folder when processing entire video library. Gonna try the entire video library scan and I'll let you know what I find.
3. I have all of my trailer files labeled "theme.ext" and for some reason after using the addon it has created a bunch of blank .file files in my movie directories with the same naming scheme as the subtitles after being processed.
Thanks again for this amazing addon and the recent update!
*EDIT* Am I correct in assuming that whether it deletes lines or not, it will still rename the original and create a new .srt file? That would explain why I thought it had originally cleaned my already vetted files! If this is the case, could you implement a seperate log from the kodi log with only the processed subtitles?
