Closed danielpaten closed 8 years ago
Perhaps an idea to follow... For all the films with incorrect runtime, mediainfo display the duration with a real number with 6 zero after a dot. Duration : 4054466.000000 <== the problem ? Duration : 1h 7mn Duration : 1h 7mn 34s 466ms
And for other films Duration : 5405275 Duration : 1h 30mn
Edit : I create a file mediainfo.sh to remove the .000000
/usr/bin/mediainfo "$1" "$2" "$3" "$4" | sed -e 's/.000000//g'
And a link mediainfo to this file. Now the problem is gone.
Hi daniel, your assumption is correct. If a . is contained within the runtime string, then this is not correctly parsed.
I will fix this problem as soon as possible.
Hello, I try the last build and the problem persists (yamj-2.10-SNAPSHOT-2016-01-16-0120-1c8673a-bin)
The runtime information for some films is wrong in the generated xml file. For example yamj generate : <runtime source="MEDIAINFO">131h 42m</runtime> :-) And mediainfo give me : Duration : 2h 11mn It seems that the problem appears when time is > 2 hours (but I'm not sure of that)