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<blockquote data-quote="bobtheamazing" data-source="post: 587850" data-attributes="member: 102040"><p>I was certainly not insinuating that all personal re-encodes should be added. I don't re-encode anything. I just leave it to the pro's. And yet a good portion of my collection was not matched to the anidb. Possibly something had changed the files to cause the match to fail, but I even tried with the AOM tool, so it wasn't a my anime issue... I simply re-downloaded the series by an encoder that was detected, but it is at least annoying.</p><p></p><p>It would be neat to have some sort of holding area that could save associations with unknown hashes, and if enough people used the hash it would become added as a permanent association to that episode. If not within a certain time, it could roll off. That should eliminate the single-user (re-)encodes.</p><p></p><p>But perhaps that is too complex a solution. How does one even go about adding a hash to an episode right now? I searched on the site and what I found seemed like it just added it to my list...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bobtheamazing, post: 587850, member: 102040"] I was certainly not insinuating that all personal re-encodes should be added. I don't re-encode anything. I just leave it to the pro's. And yet a good portion of my collection was not matched to the anidb. Possibly something had changed the files to cause the match to fail, but I even tried with the AOM tool, so it wasn't a my anime issue... I simply re-downloaded the series by an encoder that was detected, but it is at least annoying. It would be neat to have some sort of holding area that could save associations with unknown hashes, and if enough people used the hash it would become added as a permanent association to that episode. If not within a certain time, it could roll off. That should eliminate the single-user (re-)encodes. But perhaps that is too complex a solution. How does one even go about adding a hash to an episode right now? I searched on the site and what I found seemed like it just added it to my list... [/QUOTE]
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