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Yea, good point. DC assumes a 1:1 relation between item and storage, which in your case doesn't exist. Same thing if you store e.g. a feature length HD movie in CD-sized files. Filename doesn't make sense here at all anymore, any part would do.
I think it boils down to that DC assumes a model in which files are stored in directories. Which doesn't work when you for example have several USB...
2009-10-01 21:04:00 UTC in Data Crow
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I have one instance of a AVI which refueses to get imported, dying with this Exception any time I try.
ERROR [Thread-17] (FileImportDialog.java:150) - java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
at net.datacrow.util.movie.FileProperties.readUnsignedBytes(FileProperties.java:330)
at...
2009-09-29 00:21:45 UTC in Data Crow
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I have enough specimem, I'll re-import a few with the new version and look what changes. Maybe the problem is just a consequence of the FPS bug. We'll see.
2009-09-24 18:46:42 UTC in Data Crow
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Addition: On second thought, there are two indepenent Aspect Ratios, one for the production and one for the medium you own, You may well have a DVD produced in 1.85:1 and remastered to 16:9. Doh.
2009-09-24 13:52:22 UTC in Data Crow
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Problem: It seems that the setting for image labels set in the "View" column of the main view doubles as label in the "New Movie" tab. This leads to a subtle problem. I've set my labeling in the "View" section to "Ttile (local/Year". None of the two is available for newly imported movies. This means all labels are blank, undistinguishable without opening them, after which you need to look at the...
2009-09-24 13:30:34 UTC in Data Crow
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My attitude towards "smart" software is simple. I know what I am doing and I hate it when software wants to outsmart me, especially if it does so silently. A similar case is the silent capitalization of first letters in titles. Of course I didn't notice it, but I probably indirectly had an impact, because I got more hits back than actually needed.
I understand that for other users some...
2009-09-23 19:57:50 UTC in Data Crow
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Tried to enter "[●REC]" as a title for a movie import, now I get the same thing as for directly entering it into the ctrl-U dialog ("Please enter what ....").
As for strpping anything from a title, I don't like that. Argument is simple. If I search for "Dracula (1931)" I really want that year. Actually 100% of my searches have a year in round brackets in them, as that is how files are named.
2009-09-23 19:46:41 UTC in Data Crow
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It happened in an update from the new movie dialog, I'll try that too. But here is something which is fishy and probably related.
Reproduce:
1) Open "Online Search" directly from main app (ctrl-U)
2) Enter "[●REC]"
3) A dialog pop ups "Please enter what you are looking for"
Removing the "●" char doesn't halp, it's the square bracket you need to remove to get DC actually starting a...
2009-09-23 19:40:37 UTC in Data Crow
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Yep, agreed, rare case but real.
FYI: It doesn't seem to be the Unicode char causing the problem as I just verified. "I ♥ Huckabees (2004)" also has a Unicode symbol in it's name, but Online Search has no problems with that one.
2009-09-23 14:33:31 UTC in Data Crow
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When trying to look up a title with a Unicode symbol in it in movie search, DC throws an exception. Example: "[●REC] (2007)". There is no error message and the HTTP request is never actually sent.
Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException:
0 >= 0
at java.util.Vector.elementAt(Vector.java:427)
at...
2009-09-23 12:25:15 UTC in Data Crow
