You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
I ran a media import of my existing youtube channels when setting up tubesync, and it correctly found my .mp4 files, and my .mkv files. However, now, I have 2 strange issues:
My latest downloads list on the dashboard, is full of ancient videos that were imported, with no dates.
If I go look at one of those videos, it seems to think the file is a .mkv, when it's actually a .mp4, and then tells me the file size is 0 (in media details).
My guess is that it found the video with the .mp4 name, imported it, and then assumed it had a .mkv name when making the database entry?
I guess I don't care that the media info pages don't work, I just want the latest downloads to work, maybe ignore entries that the system thinks are 0-bytes?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Looks like a quick fix for this, is line 73 in sync/views.py, to add the ffilesize is not null =True like the largest files has, and suddenly the latest downloads screen works again for me.
The sole use of the media import tool was basically just to link the media item to a file on disk and to set the is_downloaded flag to True just so that the media item wasn't downloaded again from YouTube. Lots of the other information (metadata, file size and what not) is taken from YouTube which doesn't happen with imported media so yes, if you import media lots of the media information will be blank or missing. Your suggestion sounds fine if imports break the dashboard stats, do you want to submit a PR for it?
I ran a media import of my existing youtube channels when setting up tubesync, and it correctly found my .mp4 files, and my .mkv files. However, now, I have 2 strange issues:
My latest downloads list on the dashboard, is full of ancient videos that were imported, with no dates.
If I go look at one of those videos, it seems to think the file is a .mkv, when it's actually a .mp4, and then tells me the file size is 0 (in media details).
My guess is that it found the video with the .mp4 name, imported it, and then assumed it had a .mkv name when making the database entry?
I guess I don't care that the media info pages don't work, I just want the latest downloads to work, maybe ignore entries that the system thinks are 0-bytes?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: