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[Bug Report] Certain .webm files not being scanned into database & scenes category #5442

Closed DrQuantum101 closed 3 weeks ago

DrQuantum101 commented 3 weeks ago

Summary

Certain .webm video files are not being detected and added to the database, resulting in missing entries under the "Scenes" category. Out of the hundreds of .webm files in the scanning directories, only five have been recognized and added (from long ago). The only identifiable difference appears to be the codec used (VP8 vs. VP9). A full rescan with all configurations correct does not resolve this issue.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Go to 'Tasks'
  2. Click on 'Selective Scan' w/ Rescan Enabled
  3. Select folder with .webm's to add to database
  4. Observe the log results.

Observed Results

2024-11-03 13:05:38Info    Scan finished (33.8607ms)
2024-11-03 13:05:38Info    Finished adding files to queue. 0 files queued
2024-11-03 13:05:38Info    scanning 1 paths

Expected Behavior .webm files should be detected and added to the scanning logs, and an increased number of .webm entries should appear under the "Scenes" category.

Screenshots

Image 1: Properties of one of the few .webm files that was detected and added:

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Image 2: Properties of one of the many .webm files that was not detected and missing from Scenes:

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Stash Version: v0.27.2

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Additional context While .webm is set as a video extension in Stash’s configuration (default setting), I initially overlooked the issue since my video library mainly uses .mp4 or.mkv formats. .webp files seem to scan correctly, so this appears to be isolated to .webm. Converting .webm files to other formats as a workaround would work, but ideally, .webm should be supported (live trans coded) natively.