Bug#458018: vlc: spuriously detects arbitrary text files as subtitle files
Drake Wilson
drake at begriffli.ch
Sun Dec 30 16:05:33 UTC 2007
Quoth Christophe Mutricy <xtophe at nxtelevision.com>, on 2007-12-29 18:32:23 +0100:
> Seems like the algo to detect the name of possible subtitle files is
> confused by the very short name of your video.
Okay, that explains why.
> So you can use --no-sub-autodetect-file or increase the value of
> --sub-autodetect-fuzzy (or in the preferences in video/subtitles and
> select advnaced options in the bottom right corner)
And that explains how to avoid it. Fixed locally by altering
preferences. Thanks.
This now becomes a wishlist item, something to the effect of
"automatic subtitle file detection should not default to
random-looking behavior for very short filenames". Possibly just
avoiding automatic detection for such files would work, or
constraining the fuzzy-match more as the filename gets shorter.
> Xtophe
---> Drake Wilson
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