AniDB

great, this fucktard again ... he keeps adding O1 eps to animes with the anime title as ep title ...

just kill the ep and ban the user -.-

so if one group releases ep1 in english, another group releases eps1-10 in spanish and another group releases eps1-26 but only eps11-26 have been added to anidb you would want a notification that the anime has been completely subbed? that would be indeed possible but utterly stupid and moronic. with...

what about

It's linked to the forum, because there are torrent files on the main page.

do you not understand?

Kogepan!!!!

showing the storage info for files (not only state) would be nice. checking on which dvd/cd/etc a certain file is, would take less time, as one does not have to check the mylist. (that'd be e.g. 'Anime #241' for me - dunno how/if others use that field) dropping the 'storage:' should also be conside...

yeah, storage info would be nice. and i also like the size in bytes rather than megabytes better. makes it easier to check whether a file is already in the database or not. any maybe an icon for the codec would be better than that generic video icon. makes it easier to see what codec was used. same ...

Amour wrote:Or you prefer I do one thousand creqs just to change the video ratio?

please, yes :p

S^M does encode some of his releases himself. But others are just files from winny.

all videos were set to 4:3 during the initial conversion even though their real aspect ratio is different. considering the huge amount of files that need to get fixed -> script it :p

704x396 is set to 4:3 instead of 16:9
640x360 is set to 4:3 instead of 16:9
and so on ...

........... if you read the other thread you'd have noticed that this issues has already been adressed.

http://www.anidb.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=25883#25883

- Creq should at least show the fileid ... how else am i supposed to know what file was changed?

some more things ... http://anidb.info/perl-bin/animedb.pl?show=creq&do.showhist=1&creq.id=304694 Says "Res. Width:" twice ... misses "Res. Height:" and ... subtitle streams in hardsubbed videos shouldnt be allowed to have a streamID. set it to either the streamID of the ...

More bugs ...

http://anidb.info/perl-bin/animedb.pl?s ... .id=304528
User trying to add a stream to a file he doesnt own ... 'WARNING: unable to locate database entry!' ... Once the creq is granted the warning disappears.

When editing a file using the edit page only the streams with the lowest streamNO (streamNO 1) can be edited. I suggest dropping the way to edit streams using the file edit page altogether. Just use this way to add the first basic streams when adding the file to anidb. I'd even remove it when addin...

subtitle streams lack an item for "supplementary hard subs (i.e. signs translations)" in the dropdown ... the type dropdown on the file add page lacks an entry for "audio file" .. i know of at least one .ac3 file in the database ... and groups are releasing more and more external...

streamids are only allowed up to 32767. everything above 32767 will result in a ungrantable creq. when adding a file as "subtitle file" it changes back to "video file" after submitting it when you add an episode relation it says "Add file relation:" and "Other file...