Add option to disable or adjust file size check percentage #38
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Good suggestion, I'll definitely add that in a future update. In the meantime, if you search for ".75" in the script and replace with the value you want (where .75 = 75%), that will change the threshold. |
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This feature will be available in v4.0 (currently in the feature/unify), which should be in master in the next few weeks. |
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## Release v4.0 Release v4.0 is a major code overhaul that introduces the following new features and improvements: ### New features - **Ignore list**: shortens time required to find new files on script execution by excluding files the script has already successfully processed - **Clone audio to stereo track**: Addresses #42 - when enabled, will create a stereo copy of any non-stereo audio tracks for each file for playback on stereo systems (while retaining the original audio track) - **Metadata title**: Sets the file's metadata title to the filename (helps with Plex matching) [thanks to @djgrijalva] - **User-defined failover threshold**: User can now define the failover threshold to any desired percentage (Addresses #38) - **Failed encoding reporting**: List files that failed to encode (even after failover) in the log - **Corrupt file reporting**: List corrupt files in the log (files with either corrupt video or audio codecs) ### Improvements - **Configuration**: Configuration is now set by the user in a plain text file - **Code enhancement**: Code is now modular, increasing readability and ease of adding new features - **Portability**: Pulling the latest version of the code will not overwrite or otherwise change any user settings in the config file - **Validation**: All user-defined settings in the config file are validated prior to the script executing. Any errors will cause the script to log a relevant message and exit. - **Timekeeping**: Fixed various issues with timekeeping in the script, resulting in more accurate statistics - **Best practices**: Various changes to conform to Powershell best practices
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