RedNo7 37 Posted Wednesday at 07:40 PM Posted Wednesday at 07:40 PM For me, it makes sense that scheduled only looks at new items; if you want to do everything, start manually. 1
yocker 1996 Posted Wednesday at 09:34 PM Author Posted Wednesday at 09:34 PM F. it, i'll add one for both. If people can find the scheduled tasks and configure them then they should know how to see the difference between the two.
RedNo7 37 Posted Thursday at 10:23 AM Posted Thursday at 10:23 AM I don't really mind if you keep it simple and only ever look at 'all', but you asked for opinions ..., don't do it just for me if it takes you away from the simplified interface (which I really like the idea of).
yocker 1996 Posted Thursday at 10:39 AM Author Posted Thursday at 10:39 AM 15 minutes ago, RedNo7 said: I don't really mind if you keep it simple and only ever look at 'all', but you asked for opinions ..., don't do it just for me if it takes you away from the simplified interface (which I really like the idea of). Don't worry, I just want it to be as easy as possible and people happy 1
yocker 1996 Posted 52 minutes ago Author Posted 52 minutes ago New beta version up in the catalog (v2.9.1.4). Added: 1) Option to have the plugin wait with detections if any playback sessions are running. 2) Post-credit detection. Added a setting to enable the detection of Post-credit detections. The plugin runs past the first positive detection to check if there is any other positive detections, threats them as post-credits and adds the credit mark there instead. If the Emby team adds "CreditEnd" to the chapter type in the future this can be made to work with that. Please note: This is experimental for now as it will require a good amount of testing to be sure it's precise enough for every-day use.
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