mateoradman
commented
1 week ago Unfortunately, this feature would require a database where bazarr-bulk would store the Last Synced date and based on that we would be able to compare when the subtitle was last synced (or performed any other action on). However, there is an option to manually skip certain number of movies/tv-shows by either:
a) filtering by ids using the --ids flag and providing a comma-separeted list of ids of movies/shows you'd like to sync b) skipping X number of records by using the --offset flag and skipping any number of records you've processed.
Of course, both a) and b) require you to know where the program stopped which is sometimes difficult to track if your ssh session closed abruptly. Therefore, some kind of a bazarr-bulk log stored on disk would make sense for such scenarios, where people would look into and see exactly during which movie/show the program was interrupted on.
oscarc23
Hi, the tool is great! It helped me a lot with syncing subtitles for 200 movies and 50 shows I had already on my server before I enabled the option to do it automatically on download. But one problem I found was that the ssh session to the server I was running the tool from disconnected and closed the process, when I ran it again it started going over subtitles that were already synced before. Could you add an option to enable checking if the subtitle has been synced before and if so skip it? Thanks!