Not sure what's going on here, but VideoMonkey correctly invokes ffmpeg to convert a file, but when it invokes AtomicParsley the command line is full of random stuff that appears to have come from some other file. It's incorrectly marked as a TV show, plus the title and description are totally random.
Command to execute:
AtomicParsley "/Users/vorlon/Desktop/Rosemary3.mp4" -W -tracknum "-" -albumArtist "" -copyright "" -stik "TV Show" -genre "" -TVSeasonNum "-" -title "" -description "" -TVEpisode "" -advisory "" -TVEpisodeNum "-" -TVNetwork "ABC" -contentRating "" -year "" -disk "" -description "Dramedy about a struggling singer/songwriter overcoming the odds to find love and make it big in New York City. " -album "" -TVShowName "Introducing Lennie Rose" -artist "" -encodingTool "" -comment "" -artwork REMOVE_ALL
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Yeah, unfortunately, it probably searched thetvdb.com and found a show that matched the filename and automatically inserted those values. For the next release I plan on doing two things. First, I will make searching for metadata opt-in. There will be buttons on the metadata panel to search for metadata in the current file or in all files. Maybe I will even add a checkbox to allow auto-search to be turned back on.
Second I will add a menu item to the metadata panel's gear menu to allow you to clear all the metadata. You can already force VM all files back to their original input values ("Use all input values for all files").
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Thanks. I suspected it might be the result of something like a hash collision on the search, since I didn't know how those sites store file metadata. It would be lovely if all the metadata stuff (including running AtomicParsley at all) was completely optional. Cheers!
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Not sure what's going on here, but VideoMonkey correctly invokes ffmpeg to convert a file, but when it invokes AtomicParsley the command line is full of random stuff that appears to have come from some other file. It's incorrectly marked as a TV show, plus the title and description are totally random.
Command to execute:
AtomicParsley "/Users/vorlon/Desktop/Rosemary3.mp4" -W -tracknum "-" -albumArtist "" -copyright "" -stik "TV Show" -genre "" -TVSeasonNum "-" -title "" -description "" -TVEpisode "" -advisory "" -TVEpisodeNum "-" -TVNetwork "ABC" -contentRating "" -year "" -disk "" -description "Dramedy about a struggling singer/songwriter overcoming the odds to find love and make it big in New York City. " -album "" -TVShowName "Introducing Lennie Rose" -artist "" -encodingTool "" -comment "" -artwork REMOVE_ALL
Yeah, unfortunately, it probably searched thetvdb.com and found a show that matched the filename and automatically inserted those values. For the next release I plan on doing two things. First, I will make searching for metadata opt-in. There will be buttons on the metadata panel to search for metadata in the current file or in all files. Maybe I will even add a checkbox to allow auto-search to be turned back on.
Second I will add a menu item to the metadata panel's gear menu to allow you to clear all the metadata. You can already force VM all files back to their original input values ("Use all input values for all files").
Thanks. I suspected it might be the result of something like a hash collision on the search, since I didn't know how those sites store file metadata. It would be lovely if all the metadata stuff (including running AtomicParsley at all) was completely optional. Cheers!