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Over the past few weeks, I've been sifting through my entire media library and adding missing movie set names/descriptions or missing "aired/premiered" information. I've noticed many small issues in the post-processing section. I've fixed them right away. It's an advantage when working with uncompiled source code. You can fix things like that right away. This has ironed out countless small quirks. There are also some completely new features. For example, you can now edit the "back" metadata for multiple episodes (multiple episodes in a single video, e.g., S01E01E02). That wasn't as easy as it sounds. You can't display completely identical entries in the list. The WinAPI prevents that. Therefore, I had to display multiple episodes differently. It may look a bit unusual at first, but it's not a problem to use. Here's a screenshot from the development phase:

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The =_0 or =_1 (or =_2 or =_3 or,...) is used to differentiate. This way, you can edit any number of episodes in one file without having to create (and, above all, display) 10 or 20 input fields on suspicion. Furthermore, the list structure has been significantly accelerated as a result of this revision.

For both series and episodes, the exact date is now displayed and used instead of just the year.

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Something's changed with the movies, too.

The movies now use the exact date instead of just the year.

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And you can now also customize the description for the movie collections.

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Additionally, metadata for multiple videos for a movie (CD1, CD2, etc.) is now displayed and can also be edited. This didn't work before. Since I don't have any split videos myself (there's the "Combine Videos" module for that), I never noticed it. It's also working now.

There's also a completely new module, "Test Videos":

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Here, you select a folder containing several (many) videos. If you click "Let's Go," each video will play for a few seconds at the beginning, middle, and end to check if it's working properly. If you only have a few videos, you can easily do this manually in the respective editing module. However, if you have more videos, this function is very convenient.

A lot has also changed under the hood. The grabber has been significantly accelerated and is noticeably more stable. The external programs have been updated. Especially with FFMpeg, only version V5 was used until now, as version V6 had caused massive problems. FFMpeg has now been updated to V7, which works perfectly again.

The new version 1.3.1.10 is available for download on our website, as always. The link can be found in the first post. And now, have fun.

<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1301511" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.Over the past few weeks, I've been sifting through my entire media library and adding missing movie set names/descriptions or missing &quot;aired/premiered&quot; information. I've noticed many small issues in the post-processing section. I've fixed them right away. It's an advantage when working with uncompiled source code. You can fix things like that right away. This has ironed out countless small quirks. There are also some completely new features. For example, you can now edit the &quot;back&quot; metadata for multiple episodes (multiple episodes in a single video, e.g., S01E01E02). That wasn't as easy as it sounds. You can't display completely identical entries in the list. The WinAPI prevents that. Therefore, I had to display multiple episodes differently. It may look a bit unusual at first, but it's not a problem to use. Here's a screenshot from the development phase:[ATTACH=full]215703[/ATTACH]The =_0 or =_1 (or =_2 or =_3 or,...) is used to differentiate. This way, you can edit any number of episodes in one file without having to create (and, above all, display) 10 or 20 input fields on suspicion. Furthermore, the list structure has been significantly accelerated as a result of this revision.For both series and episodes, the exact date is now displayed and used instead of just the year.[ATTACH=full]215702[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]215701[/ATTACH]Something's changed with the movies, too.The movies now use the exact date instead of just the year.[ATTACH=full]215700[/ATTACH]And you can now also customize the description for the movie collections.[ATTACH=full]215699[/ATTACH]Additionally, metadata for multiple videos for a movie (CD1, CD2, etc.) is now displayed and can also be edited. This didn't work before. Since I don't have any split videos myself (there's the &quot;Combine Videos&quot; module for that), I never noticed it. It's also working now.There's also a completely new module, &quot;Test Videos&quot;:[ATTACH=full]215698[/ATTACH]Here, you select a folder containing several (many) videos. If you click &quot;Let's Go,&quot; each video will play for a few seconds at the beginning, middle, and end to check if it's working properly. If you only have a few videos, you can easily do this manually in the respective editing module. However, if you have more videos, this function is very convenient.A lot has also changed under the hood. The grabber has been significantly accelerated and is noticeably more stable. The external programs have been updated. Especially with FFMpeg, only version V5 was used until now, as version V6 had caused massive problems. FFMpeg has now been updated to V7, which works perfectly again.The new version 1.3.1.10 is available for download on our website, as always. The link can be found in the first post. And now, have fun.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1301511, member: 109222"] Hi. Over the past few weeks, I've been sifting through my entire media library and adding missing movie set names/descriptions or missing "aired/premiered" information. I've noticed many small issues in the post-processing section. I've fixed them right away. It's an advantage when working with uncompiled source code. You can fix things like that right away. This has ironed out countless small quirks. There are also some completely new features. For example, you can now edit the "back" metadata for multiple episodes (multiple episodes in a single video, e.g., S01E01E02). That wasn't as easy as it sounds. You can't display completely identical entries in the list. The WinAPI prevents that. Therefore, I had to display multiple episodes differently. It may look a bit unusual at first, but it's not a problem to use. Here's a screenshot from the development phase: [ATTACH type="full"]215703[/ATTACH] The =_0 or =_1 (or =_2 or =_3 or,...) is used to differentiate. This way, you can edit any number of episodes in one file without having to create (and, above all, display) 10 or 20 input fields on suspicion. Furthermore, the list structure has been significantly accelerated as a result of this revision. For both series and episodes, the exact date is now displayed and used instead of just the year. [ATTACH type="full"]215702[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full"]215701[/ATTACH] Something's changed with the movies, too. The movies now use the exact date instead of just the year. [ATTACH type="full"]215700[/ATTACH] And you can now also customize the description for the movie collections. [ATTACH type="full"]215699[/ATTACH] Additionally, metadata for multiple videos for a movie (CD1, CD2, etc.) is now displayed and can also be edited. This didn't work before. Since I don't have any split videos myself (there's the "Combine Videos" module for that), I never noticed it. It's also working now. There's also a completely new module, "Test Videos": [ATTACH type="full"]215698[/ATTACH] Here, you select a folder containing several (many) videos. If you click "Let's Go," each video will play for a few seconds at the beginning, middle, and end to check if it's working properly. If you only have a few videos, you can easily do this manually in the respective editing module. However, if you have more videos, this function is very convenient. A lot has also changed under the hood. The grabber has been significantly accelerated and is noticeably more stable. The external programs have been updated. Especially with FFMpeg, only version V5 was used until now, as version V6 had caused massive problems. FFMpeg has now been updated to V7, which works perfectly again. The new version 1.3.1.10 is available for download on our website, as always. The link can be found in the first post. And now, have fun. [/QUOTE]