
maikeru1986
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Hey bud, Normally when people have issues, I kind of have an idea of what the problem is, and then most of the time is spent replicating the problem and making sure the fix actually works for everybody else. With this, however, I actually have very little idea what the issue is. I think its ffmpeg and the fact that I removed the requirement to only download mp4 files. It then downloads multiple files, and my code doesn't handle it correctly when trimming, but this is just a guess. I don't think many people use the trim videos function, but I'll definitely look into it. No ETA though, sorry.
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Hi there, thanks for the response! however, I'm not sure I fully understand. Sorry to be a noob at this, and apologies for my lack of knowledge in this regard. So IGame.GetNextVideoFilePath gives a string to the lines of "Videos\<platform>\<gamename>-01", I use yt-dlp to dowload the videos, and it requires an output path. If I give it this, it will create a folder Videos\<platform>\<gamename>-01 from its root (which in this case is the plugins folder). How do I get from there to the actual video folder without specifying the full path? Sorry if my explanation is poor.
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Hi there, I have a plugin (Vidsnap Scraper) that downloads game snaps and places them in the Videos directory. It generally works well, but I’ve encountered a user who has their LaunchBox installation on an external drive and is experiencing some issues. To determine the LaunchBox path, I use Reflection and then append "\Videos\filename.ext" as follows: private string launchBoxDirectory = Path.GetDirectoryName(System.Reflection.Assembly.GetEntryAssembly()?.Location) ?? string.Empty; This usually results in a path like: C:\Users\Username\LaunchBox\Core\Videos\gamename.mp4 However, I’ve noticed that the Videos folder inside Core is actually a link to the Videos folder in the main LaunchBox directory. This link seems to be created when LaunchBox starts and removed when it closes. Interestingly, on an older thumb drive, LaunchBox doesn’t create a link but instead generates a physical folder, whereas on another thumb drive, it works correctly. I suspect this is causing issues with my plugin. Would removing \Core from the LaunchBox directory path be a viable solution, or could this introduce potential issues in the future? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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@DJWESTY Hi all, I've updated the plugin for compatibility with LB 13.19-beta3 and hopefully the official LB 13.19 when it is released as well. It works on my side; if you have a chance, please test it on your side as well. Unfortunately, I do believe that it will no longer work on older versions; however, this is identical in functionality to version 0.5.1, which still runs .NetFrameWork 4.7.2 and should work on older versions. regards, maikeru
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I think, ffmeg may be more integral than I previously thought. you can try downloading ffmpeg and placing it in the plugin folder where yt-dlp is. I think this will combine the video and audio streams for higher quality videos. you can either download it manually, ytdlp have custom versions, or check the trim videos checkbox for an older version, both i think will work. Im still planning an updated version of vidsnap scraper but I think the new version may require ffmpeg as default.