Hi, for many years google is pretty useless to find non-buying information, and the attribute "@" is not even on the first/second google page. Even though I got thanked on reddit every half-year(and everytime it made my day), this should be finally updated in the README.txt
Main point :
Please update README.txt , where you explain how "@" is used to look into Title
and write examples too like :
:eng@SDH, :eng@FULL, *:eng@Dialog
for english
:spa@Latin American
:por@Brazilian
:chi@Simplified
:chi@Traditional
for other languages
Make it not case sensitive, sometimes the titles are "FULL" or "Full", *:eng@FULL should pick both.
Make something which will make ignore chosen Titlesexamples:A. one group made titles : 1."English [Signs & Songs]", 2."English", 3."English [PGS]" (yes, they did put English at the start of title in every subtitles, they don't to it anymore, but I want to make ignore [Signs & Songs] everytime anyway)
so if I want to make it ignore "English [Signs & Songs]" I would write something like *:eng#English [Signs & Songs]B. if the first subtitles have titles , and second one doesn't, you have no other way to make it ignore the title and pick the one without any title, like:
fourth subtitles is Spanish + Title:Latin American
fifth subtitles is Spanish without Title
so if I want to pick the the second one (which doesn't have title), I would make something like eng:spa#Latin American, eng:spa
I don't how it is called, but can you make it to look for the word in the whole Title ? I think it is called not to make it absolute, but relative too, like not only the first word, but the all words too.
examples:
someone make title "English SDH"(with word "english" in the title) so the @SDH will pick it up
or if you add the "ignore title", so when someone make the "English [Signs & Songs]" so I will only neeed to make it *:eng#[Signs & Songs] without the "English" part, to make ignore those titles
Hi, for many years google is pretty useless to find non-buying information, and the attribute "@" is not even on the first/second google page. Even though I got thanked on reddit every half-year(and everytime it made my day), this should be finally updated in the README.txt
Main point :
Please update README.txt , where you explain how "@" is used to look into Title and write examples too like : :eng@SDH, :eng@FULL, *:eng@Dialog for english
:spa@Latin American :por@Brazilian :chi@Simplified :chi@Traditional for other languages
I will make second ticked for the second part https://github.com/Nevcairiel/LAVFilters/issues/541
What could you update in code please :
Make it not case sensitive, sometimes the titles are "FULL" or "Full", *:eng@FULL should pick both.
Make something which will make ignore chosen Titles examples: A. one group made titles : 1."English [Signs & Songs]", 2."English", 3."English [PGS]" (yes, they did put English at the start of title in every subtitles, they don't to it anymore, but I want to make ignore [Signs & Songs] everytime anyway) so if I want to make it ignore "English [Signs & Songs]" I would write something like *:eng#English [Signs & Songs] B. if the first subtitles have titles , and second one doesn't, you have no other way to make it ignore the title and pick the one without any title, like: fourth subtitles is Spanish + Title:Latin American fifth subtitles is Spanish without Title so if I want to pick the the second one (which doesn't have title), I would make something like eng:spa#Latin American, eng:spa
I don't how it is called, but can you make it to look for the word in the whole Title ? I think it is called not to make it absolute, but relative too, like not only the first word, but the all words too. examples: someone make title "English SDH"(with word "english" in the title) so the @SDH will pick it up or if you add the "ignore title", so when someone make the "English [Signs & Songs]" so I will only neeed to make it *:eng#[Signs & Songs] without the "English" part, to make ignore those titles
I will make second ticked for the second part https://github.com/Nevcairiel/LAVFilters/issues/541