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[Feature] Recognize Local video files #94

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nayutune opened this issue Aug 8, 2021 · 1 comment
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[Feature] Recognize Local video files #94

nayutune opened this issue Aug 8, 2021 · 1 comment
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good first issue Good for newcomers priority: 4 Low priority (Level 1) status: delayed Has been delayed status: help wanted Extra attention is needed type: enhancement New feature or request

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@nayutune
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nayutune commented Aug 8, 2021

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It's an improvement that can help people automate updating things for when they watch stuff locally
Great to combine with things like Syncplay

Describe the solution you'd like
It would be nice for Yukino to use video players such as mpc-hc/mpc-be/mpv/VLC etc... for when you watch anime locally so it can update the anime list for when you're done watching the episode/anime.

Describe alternatives you've considered
Taiga.moe is a good example that does this well however there is a few problems:
It's pretty outdated - last update for beta being Jun 2020 and last stable being Aug 2018, UI feels old, and there is still no dark mode support, Discord RPC is also awkward

Additional context (Idea on how it could be implemented)
Perhaps you could assign your path to a "folder with anime", then Yukino would scan that folder and it's sub-folders and in the app - it would get pictures for anime's it found and assign them to banners in something like a "Library" tab - where you can see your local anime's with their banners then you can click the banners and choose the episode's from the one's you have.
Just like Taiga.moe it would be nice if it was able to run in the tray and detect when you opened an anime on your PC using a video player.

While yes i know the Taiga.moe already has it implemented i feel like this would be a great addition to this software to make it even easier to recommend to people

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zyrouge commented Aug 10, 2021

Just like Taiga.moe it would be nice if it was able to run in the tray and detect when you opened an anime on your PC using a video player.

I don't think it's possible to detect apps running in the background without using the native apis. Flutter does allow using custom modules that can interact with those but those are platform specific and needs to be written in different languages which makes them hard to implement and maintain. Though it is possible to sync if the video is played within the app, so its a possible way.

@zyrouge zyrouge added good first issue Good for newcomers platform: linux Related to Linux platform: macos Related to MacOS platform: windows Related to Windows status: delayed Has been delayed status: help wanted Extra attention is needed type: enhancement New feature or request labels Aug 10, 2021
@zyrouge zyrouge added priority: 4 Low priority (Level 1) and removed platform: macos Related to MacOS platform: windows Related to Windows platform: linux Related to Linux labels Oct 11, 2021
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