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Media skipped by system(1) #440
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+1, I have the exact same issue. Video and audio match, but media is skipped by default. |
Had the same issue and rolling back to v0.13.2 fixed it for for me so its something introduced in the recent PRs. |
Excellent, thanks for the feedback. I'll review any recent changes. |
There was a bug in some of the logic on handling when to skip media. This should be fixed in the latest build. |
Just pulled latest on a clean installation, added a source with three videos. All three videos are skipped with the same error.
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The multi-arch images take a while to build: https://github.com/meeb/tubesync/actions Try again once the 0.13.3 container images are built and available, you've not actually updated anything yet :) |
Works now, thank you! |
I'm having an issue with new media being downloaded from sources. Any time a source that I'm subscribed to issues a new video, Tubesync automatically marks it as skipped with the error "Media skipped by system(1)" and "This media may be skipped due to error(s)." However, if I manually mark it to be skipped and then unmark it afterward, it downloads without issue. It's doing this with everything that is scheduled to download and will only download after I manually intervene.
Analysis of the log file for the container shows no errors pertaining to the videos in question. I'm at a loss as to why they are automatically marked skipped by system.
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