Average Bitrate and a Seperate Question
Re: Average Bitrate and a Seperate Question
SharkHunter - Sorry for headache I made to you with magical word "documentation" 
But seems you are sick that you started with it
All will be happy with it....except you
But seems you are sick that you started with it
All will be happy with it....except you
Re: Average Bitrate and a Seperate Question
SH,
Maybe I did something wrong....
I am testing a 5.0.0-a2 build at commit e12d7768c that SJ built for another user. I set live_subtitles_timeout = 1 in the config file. However, the subtitles generated by FFmpeg are still not removed until they are 2 weeks old.
Interesting new interface by the way! Freaked me out at first.
Maybe I did something wrong....
I am testing a 5.0.0-a2 build at commit e12d7768c that SJ built for another user. I set live_subtitles_timeout = 1 in the config file. However, the subtitles generated by FFmpeg are still not removed until they are 2 weeks old.
Interesting new interface by the way! Freaked me out at first.
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Re: Average Bitrate and a Seperate Question
Madoka - Nope those are not "live subs" in the sense that they are converted by ffmpeg afterwards. They will use the default value of 2 weeks. I can have a look and see if we can apply the same tmo values.
Interesting as in "wow this looks cool" or as in "wtf dude!"?
Interesting as in "wow this looks cool" or as in "wtf dude!"?
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We believe in: rough consensus and running code.
We believe in: rough consensus and running code.
Re: Average Bitrate and a Seperate Question
SH,
It would be nice if the same value would apply to FFmpeg generated subs as well. As everything I watch has subtitles, FFmpeg generates a lot of subtitles which I no longer need after 2 weeks. And if I were to need them again FFmpeg can just make them again.
LOL, to be honest when I first saw it, I did have a WTF? reaction. But as I used UMS more and saw what it was doing, there's a lot more useful information on there, so I think it's the better front page for UMS. Nice work!
It would be nice if the same value would apply to FFmpeg generated subs as well. As everything I watch has subtitles, FFmpeg generates a lot of subtitles which I no longer need after 2 weeks. And if I were to need them again FFmpeg can just make them again.
LOL, to be honest when I first saw it, I did have a WTF? reaction. But as I used UMS more and saw what it was doing, there's a lot more useful information on there, so I think it's the better front page for UMS. Nice work!