MCEBuddy-version og -type (32-bit eller 64-bit):
2.4.9 BETA 64-bit
Operativsystem og type (32-bit eller 64-bit):
Windows 10 64-bit
Resumé af problemet eller forslaget:
Det er i øjeblikket nødvendigt at oprette to separate konverteringsopgaver, hvis COMSKIP skal køres for nogle filer, men ikke for andre. Dette er en almindelig situation i mange brugsscenarier, hvor PBS eller betalings-tv versus ikke-betalings-tv er involveret.
Det ville være meget nyttigt, hvis der var en ny prompt til et regulært udtryk, som, når det matcher en pågældende fil, ville springe over kommerciel behandling. Dette udtryk kunne baseres på kanalnumre, en liste over shows osv.
Dette ville tillade en enkelt konverteringsopgave selektivt at køre kommerciel udelukkelse kun, hvor det er nødvendigt.
I did a bad job of explaining the issue and the requested remedy.
Assuming that I am starting with a large number of files from multiple channels/sources, etc. They are all in the same directory structure, but some need to run with ComSkip and others do not need commercial checking (since they are from Pay TV like HBO or Public TV).
The only way that I know how to do this is to set up two nearly identical conversion tasks. Every parameter would be the same except for the Commercial Skipping value. I’d then have to set up file filters for both to make sure that the right show get matched to the right conversion tasks. This is a pain to have to keep two profiles up-to-date regularly.
My suggestion here is: Add a field that accepts a “Commercial Skip Regular Expression”. If it matches, ComSkip would run. If not, the file would be left alone.
This would allow for a single conversion task rather than two. The new Regular Expression would govern whether each individual file would get commercial processing or not.
That is the suggestion that I am trying to make. Hopefully this makes more sense than the original …