Closed IDerr closed 7 years ago
Because of this issue #296, all languages are considered by guessit when parsing the release name. This behavior will change in the next major version.
For now you need to restrict which languages you want to be considered. E.g.: -L en
to use only english. And for animes, it's recommended to use the options --type episode
/ -t episode
(since it's an episode, not a movie) and --prefer-episode-number
/ -E
in order to guess absolute episodes (instead of season + episode)
guessit -L en -E "[FASubs & TTF] Inuyasha - 099 [DVD] [B15AA1AC].mkv"
For: [FASubs & TTF] Inuyasha - 099 [DVD] [B15AA1AC].mkv
GuessIt found: {
"release_group": "FASubs & TTF",
"title": "Inuyasha",
"episode": 99,
"format": "DVD",
"crc32": "B15AA1AC",
"container": "mkv",
"mimetype": "video/x-matroska",
"type": "episode"
}
Thanks for the explanation :D
For: [FASubs & TTF] Inuyasha - 099 [DVD] [B15AA1AC].mkv GuessIt found: { "subtitle_language": "Persian", "release_group": "& TTF", "title": "Inuyasha", "season": 0, "episode": 99, "format": "DVD", "crc32": "B15AA1AC", "container": "mkv", "mimetype": "video/x-matroska", "type": "episode" }
Should be { "release_group": "FASubs & TTF", "title": "Inuyasha", "episode": 99, "format": "DVD", "crc32": "B15AA1AC", "container": "mkv", "mimetype": "video/x-matroska", "type": "episode" }
Thanks a lot