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[ FEATURE ] Display episode embedded tracks/subs #607

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wimpyrbx opened this issue May 21, 2016 · 10 comments
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[ FEATURE ] Display episode embedded tracks/subs #607

wimpyrbx opened this issue May 21, 2016 · 10 comments

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@wimpyrbx
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if you ever got a media codec info extract solution in place it would be very cool if we could see the following:

  • show embedded subtitles
  • audio tracks count and names of tracks if possible

reason for this is to ensure better insight into what is accurate when it comes to the episode container file.

@labrys labrys changed the title Display episode embedded tracks/subs [ FEATURE ] Display episode embedded tracks/subs May 22, 2016
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http://pastebin.com/ZCMG7etU

one way of reading the info is using ffmpeg's ffprobe which i believe should be available in most OS's.

  • chapter info
  • video streams count + info/name + codec info etc
  • audio streams count + info/name + codec info etc

the supplied file is using title "Surround 5.1" as name for both streams. Usually this is where it would say ENG or English / NOR or Norway etc. So there would be a need for a lookup table translating different settings to language so we can use country flags.
IE:
EN => English
ENG => English
ENGLISH => English
and then if match is found we can use en.png to display language flag or something.

Also for audio it should be possible to find out how many different types we have.. like surround 5.1, 7.1, 2ch stereo etc and have icons for those as well.

@wimpyrbx
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This would also be nice since it would give instant info if a Commentary track is available etc.

@NicoLeOca
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Hi,

Could we have at least subs displayed wether they are activated or not?
at the moment, they are displayed only if you ask SR to get them.

Cheers

@ratoaq2 ratoaq2 closed this as completed May 25, 2016
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@ratoaq2
why did you close this feature request?

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ratoaq2 commented May 26, 2016

Sorry. I haven't realised. Probably while reading it on my mobile, I pushed the close button unintentionally. Reopening it

@ratoaq2 ratoaq2 reopened this May 26, 2016
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@fernandog

what do you think about my comment above?

Could we have subs displayed wether they are activated or not?
at the moment, they are displayed only if you ask SR to get them.

@ratoaq2
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ratoaq2 commented May 26, 2016

This might help for mkv files: https://github.com/Diaoul/enzyme

Subliminal uses it to get video info, embedded subs, etc

@NicoLeOca
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enzyme library is integrated into SR already.
it is used to parse files.
then it's mainly a matter of how to display information (if we want to show it)

@wimpyrbx
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i would love to be able to see how many, what languages and what is default subtitle track of those embedded in video container.

@labrys
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labrys commented May 3, 2017

Added to master feature request list - discussion for feature will continue here even though issue is closed.

@labrys labrys closed this as completed May 3, 2017
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