Instead of embedding an image in the skip file which looks a bit hacky, the file could include a list of hashes of video files that were tested to be in sync with the skip file, similar to how opensubtitles search work where the subtitle downloader software hashes the video file by reading the start and end bytes of the file and the produce a hash, this has is then matched with the database to find the subtitles that match it.
we could also include a hash + a seconds offset( the skip file can work with this video but it needs to be resynced using offset)
The skip file on the exchange website needs to be dynamic, so each time a user tests the skip file with a video and submits a hash the hash needs to be added to the skip file.
Regards
Instead of embedding an image in the skip file which looks a bit hacky, the file could include a list of hashes of video files that were tested to be in sync with the skip file, similar to how opensubtitles search work where the subtitle downloader software hashes the video file by reading the start and end bytes of the file and the produce a hash, this has is then matched with the database to find the subtitles that match it.
we could also include a hash + a seconds offset( the skip file can work with this video but it needs to be resynced using offset)
The skip file on the exchange website needs to be dynamic, so each time a user tests the skip file with a video and submits a hash the hash needs to be added to the skip file.
Regards