Closed GIGAkunX closed 1 year ago
+1 on that Request
+1 on this too, this is the only thing keeping me on Kodi/umbrella rather than moving to stremio fully, either a "limit by bitrate" or "limit by xxGB per movie / show" would be fantastic
I've added an option in the confguration page to configure file size limit. It accepts size in GB
and MB
, if you want to configure different size limits for movies and series separate different sizes with a comma (first size is for movies, second one after comma is applied for series).
Examples:
1.37GB
- limits file size for both movies and series to 1.37GB
800MB
- limits file size for both movies and series to 800MB
5GB,900MB
- limits file size for movies to 5GB and limits file size for series to 900MB
Thank you for this update, that's awesome 👍
Thanks @TheBeastLT
Thanks dude! 👍
Hey @TheBeastLT. When you can would you be able look over this change again. It seems to be removing/limiting results that it shouldn't. Specifically when sorted by "Quality then Size". For example when sorted by "Quality then Seeders" with a result limit of "6" and a file size limit of "15GB" and I lookup the movie "Inception", I get "5" 1080p results (amongst the other quality results). 5 out of what should be 6, which is still wrong but acceptable. However with those same settings but change the sort to "Quality then Size", I only get "2" 1080p results (amongst a very small result set for the other resolutions as well).
The "max results per quality" setting seems to have a effect on this as well. When I increase the results to "10" then I actually see "6" results when sorted by "Quality then Size.
Thanks.
@TheBeastLT Can usage explanation be added to configuration page? Via tooltip
Hey dude. Great work with this addon. I didn't see anyone ask this before but is it possible for you to add a file size limit option/filter as well. Similar to the max results option. Reason being obviously not all devices/internet connections can pull a 80GB movie properly and it's a pain to explain to my parents how to look for a decent sized file (same can be said for every none tech person). For example we have a 4k tv but the TV itself can't connect to my 5GHz wifi only 2.4GHz and thus can't pull a 30GB + movie without buffering. It'll world's easier if a personal limit was set and that way a person can with certainty click the first quality link every single time. Thanks.