Closed maru801 closed 1 year ago
Yeah looks like in the BIFMetadataProvider there is a minimum length defined.
public static long MinRunTimeTicks = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(30).Ticks;
This could be made to check if the runtime is less than the set interval instead of a static 30, but a better long term solution would be to have the ability to scale the interval to the runtime since 3 preview images aren't very helpful anyways.
I have some extras for shows that are a mix between 20 seconds to 1 minute in length. I ran into issues when I noticed an extras folder didn't get BIF files generated for all extras, so I then tried to rescan the affected extras, but nothing happened. I then noticed that only the video files that were longer than 30 seconds got a BIF file generated. I double checked this by comparing this with other videos that I have, and I have found all extras under 30 seconds don't get a BIF file.
Is this a design choice since files that short in length don't really need to be scrubbed?