Open DarrenPIngram opened 2 years ago
If enabled in the display options TV releases are already grouped by season and episode.
Parsing other releases like movies a lot more work and it's really complicated to get right.
Thank you for the prompt reply. In the example given it was a result of the (TV) category search and then the items stated were cut and pasted from the application.
If some form of logging helps please say what exactly is necessary and I will try and assist.
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If enabled in the display options TV releases are already grouped by season and episode.
Parsing other releases like movies a lot more work and it's really complicated to get right.
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Can you not just use the Quick Filter selectors at the top of the results? There's already a 720p
filter for example, and you can just create your own custom filter called Norwegian
if you want in Config -> Searching -> Quick Filters.
Hi. Sometimes that is appropriate. Not always.
The point is that the grouping could be "finer" as it is matching part of the string. It is just an issue when you search a large series and get a few dozen relevant hits, all grouped (which is good, to move it from being a few hundred hits) but then the language-specific versions always seem to take over, so you have to click the twisty and effectively reverse the work in any case.
Anyway, it is a clear first-world problem.
Thanks.
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Can you not just use the Quick Filter selectors at the top of the results? There's already a 720p filter for example, and you can just create your own custom filter called Norwegian if you want in Config -> Searching -> Quick Filters.
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As I said this isn't as easy as it may sound. There are whole (python) libraries to parse titles and guess stuff like title, season, episode. I don't think I can / will do this but I'll keep the issue open - who knows.
OK thanks. I don't pretend to know the programming side of things, but it was particularly noticeable that the country/language names would sit at the top of the group.
I guess when you have a great experience with the application that you kindly work on, you tend to notice even small issues as the other stuff "just works" :=)
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Check this file to see the formats supported by the mentioned library https://github.com/guessit-io/guessit/blob/develop/guessit/test/episodes.yml
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OK thanks. I don't pretend to know the programming side of things, but it was particularly noticeable that the country/language names would sit at the top of the group.
I guess when you have a great experience with the application that you kindly work on, you tend to notice even small issues as the other stuff "just works" :=)
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Wasn't exactly clear about interpreting this to be honest.
I've had another thought.
There is already the ability to add filter words to an already made search. Could there be a user preference setting where the user enters a list of words, whether comma separated or through an input box one at a time (whatever's easiest) and then either a preference option OR a checkbox next to the filter to "filter pre-stored list"? The list remains set (or added/removed) within the application preferences and the user can choose to filter or not based on demand.
Then it would allow the user to put in words like NORWEGIAN, SWEDISH or whatever and then filter out (easier if you have a list of say 50 countries or terms.
Would that work/be easy (or easier) to consider implementing?
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Check this file to see the formats supported by the mentioned library
https://github.com/guessit-io/guessit/blob/develop/guessit/test/episodes.yml
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OK thanks. I don't pretend to know the programming side of things, but it was particularly noticeable that the country/language names would sit at the top of the group.
I guess when you have a great experience with the application that you kindly work on, you tend to notice even small issues as the other stuff "just works" :=)
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Would you consider adding an enhancement/option to the grouping of search results, e.g. group by identified resolution, even if just at the 720, 1080 level, ignoring the different groups and names that exist.
Situation: At times I can search for a title, it may master group as
Almost.Never.S01E09.NORWEGiAN.720p.WEB.h264-NORKiDS
But beneath there are many different versions and if you wanted to "select all" you get more work, or a Norwegian version!
I don't pretend to have the logic model, but matching even 720p and 1080p (not here) and if they exist "expand" OR look for common nationalities NORWEGIAN, SWEDISH, IRISH or what have you and if they exist then "auto expand" may be an option.