Closed Munzu closed 2 years ago
Keep in mind that the quality strings are very configurable.
Your Crunchyroll streams have the following attributes: stream_url
, title
and subtitle
.
These attributes can be checked for presence using [stream_url][title][subtitle]
. This quality check string makes it so that streams missing all three of these attributes not get selected.
You can check for the attribute contents using two of the following,
As such, [title=r"KONOSUBA.+2"]
, will use the regex KONOSUBA.+Season 2
and find the titles that match the regex.
The normal string can also be used via [title="KONOSUBA -God's blessing on this wonderful world!"]
(r prefix to the "
is the difference there), which isn't preferred as this eliminates most options. Do use this accordingly to your needs!
Hello, sorry to bother you with Crunchyroll again, just wanted to let you know that the solution you proposed in #96 doesn't seem to be working for me without specifying an episode number with
-r <episode number>
It still only finds two versions of the "Legend of Crimson" movie, not the second season that I was looking for.
However, it did work as is for Non Non Biyori:
To get it to work consistently, I have to specify an episode number with
-r <episode number>
. However, it will still show the other seasons.Just in case it's useful for anyone else reading this, I wrote myself a small bash function so I don't have to type all that out everytime
For the title, the function just cuts out the first word in the anime title from the url, apparently that's enough to get the same result. If you're wondering why I have
python -m
in front ofanimdl
, I just haven't bothered adding animdl to myPATH
.Feel free to close this issue if you don't plan on doing anything to it, just wanted to document it somewhere.