Thema: CD/DVD/Film-Verwaltungsprogramme & Tools

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Keeps track of all your vinyl records, your albums and your discs, storing information about artists, songs, and all the individual discs.

Freeware

Whats new:>>

    Preference for date format choice
    Fixed image copy/paste

http://www.msyben.be/vinylManager/index_en.html

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Manage large media collections and re-organize them using tags instead of folders that you can share via custom servers with this application.

The Unlicense

Changelog

    misc:

    thanks to a user, we now have Krita (.kra, .krz) support! it even pulls thumbnails!
    thanks to another user, we now have SVG (.svg) support! it even generates thumbnails!
    I think I fixed a comparison statement calculator divide-by-zero error in the duplicate filter when you compare a file with a resolution with a file without one

    petitions overview:

    this is a workflow/usability update only for server janitors
    tl;dr: the petitions page now fetches many petitions at once. update your servers and clients for it all to work right
    so, the petitions page now fetches lots of petitions with each 'fetch' button click. you can set how many it will fetch with a new number control
    the petitions are shown in a new multi-column list that shows action, account id, reason, and total weight. the actual data for the petitions will load in quickly, reflected in the list. as soon as the first is loaded, it is highlighted, but double-click any to highlight it in the old petition UI as normal
    when you process petitions, the client moves instantly to the next, all fitting into the existing workflow, without having to wait for the server to fetch a new one after you commit
    you can also mass approve/deny from here! if one account is doing great or terrible stuff, you can now blang it all in one go

    petitions details:

    the 'fetch x petition' buttons now show (*) in their label if they are the active petition type being worked on
    petition pages now remember: the last petition type they were looking at; the number of petitions to fetch; and the number of files to show
    the petition page will pause any ongoing petition fetches if you close it, and resume if you unclose it
    a system where multi-mapping petitions would be broken up and delivered in tags with weight-similar chunks (e.g. if would say 'aaa for 11 files' and 'bbb in 15 files' in the same fetch, but not 'ccc in 542,154 files') is abandoned. this was not well explained and was causing confusion and code complexity. these petitions now appear clientside in full
    another system, where multi-mapping petitions would be delivered in same-namespace chunks, is also abandoned, for similar reasons. it was causing more confusion, especially when compared to the newer petition counting tech I've added. perhaps it will come back in as a clientside filter option
    the list of petitions you are given should also be neatly grouped by account id, so rather than randomly sampling from all petitions, you'll get batches by user x, y, or z, and in most cases you'll be looking at everything by user x, and y, and then z up to the limit of num petitions you chose to fetch
    drawback: since petitions' content can overlap in complicated ways, and janitors can work on the same list at the same time, in edge cases the list you see can be slightly out of sync with what the server actually has. this isn't a big deal, and the worst case is wasted work as you approve the same thing twice. I tried to implement 'refresh list if count drops more than expected' tech, but the situation is complicated and it was spamming too much. I will let you refresh the list with a button click yourself for now, as you like, and please let me know where it works and fails
    drawback: I added some new objects, so you have to update both server and client for this to work. older/newer combinations will give you some harmless errors
    also, if your list starts running low, but there are plenty more petitions to work on, it will auto-refresh. again, it won't interrupt your current work, but it will fetch more. let me know how it works out
    drawback: while the new petition summary list is intentionally lightweight, I do spend some extra CPU figuring it out. with a high 'num petitions to fetch', it may take several seconds for a very busy server like the PTR just to fetch the initial list, so please play around with different fetch sizes and let me know what works well and what is way too slow
    there are still some things I want to do to this page, which I want to slip in the near future. I want to hide/show the sort and 'num files to show' widgets as appropriate, figure out a right-click menu for the new list to retry failures, and get some shortcut support going

    boring code cleanup:

    wrote a new petition header object to hold content type, petition status, account id, and reason for petitions
    serverside petition fetching is now split into 'get petition headers' and 'get petition data'. the 'headers' section supports filtering by account id and in future reason
    the clientside petition management UI code pretty much got a full pass
    cleaned a bunch of ancient server db code
    cleaned a bunch of the clientside petition code. it was a real tangle
    improved the resilience of the hydrus server when it is given unacceptable tags in a content update
    all fetches of multiple rows of data from multi-column lists now happen sorted. this is just a little thing, but it'll probably dejank a few operations where you edit several things at once or get some errors and are trying to figure out which of five things caused it
    the hydrus official mimetype for psd files is now 'image/vnd.adobe.photoshop' (instead of 'application/x-photoshop')
    with krita file (which are actually just zip files) support, we now have the very barebones of archive tech started. I'll expand it a bit more and we should be able to improve support for other archive-like formats in the future

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https://hydrusnetwork.github.io/hydrus/

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An intuitive software solution that helps you manage books, DVDs, journals, magazines, music CDs or photograph collections from within a created database.

BSD License     /  Donationware

Changelog

Database Enumerations defaults: CDs. Favorites are prepared for new CDs and searches. GitHub ticket #308.

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https://biblioteq.sourceforge.io/index.html

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Changelog

    More new filetypes

    Thanks to a user, we have XCF and gzip filetype support!
    I rejiggered the new SVG support so there is a firmer server/client split. the new tech needs Qt, which broke the headless Docker server last week at the last minute--now the server has some sensible stubs that safely revert to the default svg thumb and give unknown resolution, and the client patches in full support dynamically
    The new SVG code now supports the 'scale to fill' thumbnail option

    Misc

    I fixed the issue that was causing tags to stay in the tag autocomplete lookup despite going to 0 count. it should not happen for new cases, and on update, a database routine will run to remove all your existing orphans. if you have ever synced with the PTR, it will take several minutes to run!
    Sending the command to set a file as the best in its duplicate group now presents a yes/no dialog to confirm
    Hitting the shortcut for 'set the focused file as better than the other(s)' when you only have one file now asks if you just want to set that file as the best of its group
    Fixed an erroneous 'cannot show the best quality file of this file's group here' label in the file relationships menu--a count was off
    Fixed the 'set up a hydrus.desktop file' setup script to point to the new hydrus_client.sh startup script name
    Thanks to a user, a situation where certain unhandled URLs that deliver JSON were parsing as mpegs by ffmpeg and causing a weird loop is now caught and stopped. more investigation is needed to fix it properly

    Boring stuff

    When a problem or file maintenance job causes a new file maintenance job to be queued (e.g. if the client in a metadata scan discovers the resolution of a file was not as expected, let's say it now recognises EXIF rotation, and starts a secondary thumbnail regen job), it now wakes the file maintenance manager immediately, which should help clear out and update for these jobs quickly when you are looking at the problem thumbnails
    If you have an image type set to show as an 'open externally' button in the media viewer, then it is now no longer prefetched in the rendering system!
    I added a very simple .editorconfig file for the project. since we have a variety of weird files in the directory tree, I've made it cautious and python-specific to start with. we'll expand as needed
    I moved the similar files search tree and maintenance tracker from client.caches.db to client.db. while the former table is regeneratable, it isn't a cache or precomputation store, per se, so I finally agreed to move it to the main db. if you have a giganto database, it may take an extra minute to update
    Added a 'requirements_server.txt' to the advanced requirements.txts directory, just for future reference, and trimmed the Server Dockerfile down to reflect it

    Client api

    Thanks to a user, fixed a really stupid typo in the Client API when sending the 'file_id' parameter to set the file
    Wrote unit tests for file_id and file_ids parameters to stop this sort mistake in future
    If you attempt to delete a file over the Client API when one of the given files is delete-locked (this is an advanced option that stops deletion of any archived file), the request now returns a 409 Conflict response, saying which hashes were bad, and does not delete anything
    Wrote a unit test to catch the new delete lock test
    Deleted the old-and-deprecated-in-one-week 'pair_rows' parameter-handling code in the set_file_relationships command
    The client api version is now 49

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https://hydrusnetwork.github.io/hydrus/

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A mix between an encyclopedia of movies, a video collection manager and a store catalog, this app will prove useful to all movie lovers.

Donationware

Whats new:>>

    [NEW] added 400 movies & series
    [NEW] improved the movie recommendations

https://www.coollector.com/

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MediaElch is a MediaManager for Kodi. Information about Movies, TV Shows, Concerts and Music are stored as NFO files. Fanarts are downloaded automatically from fanart.tv.

Donationware     /  LGPLv3

Release Notes

    Mostly bug fixes, including things such as broken scrapers, UI glitches, and some other bugs.
    Besides the regular bug fixes, one small new feature made it into this release as well: The movie search window now has a preview feature!

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https://github.com/komet/mediaelch

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Changelog

    new filetype selector:

    I rewrote the expanding checkbox list that selects filetypes in 'system:filetype' and File Import Options into a more normal tree view with checkboxes. it is more compact and scrolls neatly, letting us stack it with all these new filetypes we've been adding and more in future. the 'clicking a category selects all children' logic is preserved
    I re-ordered the actual filetypes in each sublist here. I tried to put the most common filetypes at the top and listed the rest in alphabetical order below, going for the best of both worlds. you don't want to scroll down to find webm, but you don't want to hunt through a giant hydev-written 'popularity' list to find realmedia either. let's see how it works out
    I split all the archive types away from 'applications' into a new 'archives' group
    and I did the same for the 'image project files' like krita and xcf. svg and psd may be significantly more renderable soon, so this category may get further shake-up
    this leaves 'applications' as just flash and pdf for now
    it isn't a big deal, but these new groups are reflected in options->media too
    all file import options and filetype system predicates that previously said 'all applications' should now say 'all applications, image project files, or archives'

    fast database delete:

    I have long planned a fix for 'the PTR takes ages to delete' problem. today marks the first step in this
    deleting a huge service like the PTR and deleting/resetting/regeneratting a variety of other large data stores are now essentially instant. the old tables are not deleted instantly, but renamed and moved to a deferred delete zone
    the maintenance task that actually does the deferred background delete is not yet ready, so for now these jobs sit in the landing zone taking up their original hard disk space. I expect to have it done for next week, so bear with me if you need to delete a lot this week
    as this system gets fleshed out, the new UI under database>db maintenance->review deferred delete table data will finish up too

    misc:

    fixed a bitrot issue in the v534 update code related to the file maintenance manager not existing at the time of db update. if you got the 'some exif scanning failed to schedule!' popup on update, don't worry about it. everything actually worked ok, it was just a final unimportant reporting step that failed (issue #1414)
    fixed the grid layout on 'migrate tags', which at some point in the recent past went completely bananas
    tightened up some of the code that calculates and schedules deferred physical file delete. it now catches a couple of cases it wasn't and skips some work it should've
    reduced some overhead in the hover window show/hide logic. in very-heavy-session clients, this was causing significant (7ms multiple times a second) lag
    when you ok the 'manage login scripts' dialog, it no longer re-links new entries for all those scripts into the 'manage logins' system. this now only happens once on database initialisation
    the manage login scripts test routine no longer spams test errors to popup dialogs. they are still written to log if you need more data
    silenced a bit of PIL warning logspam when a file with unusual or broken EXIF data is loaded
    silenced the long time logspam that oftens happens when generating flash thumbnails
    fixed a stupid typo error in the routine that schedules downloading files from file repositories
    nose, six, and zope are no longer in any of the requirements.txts. I think these were needed a million years ago as PyInstaller hacks, but the situation is much better these days

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https://hydrusnetwork.github.io/hydrus/

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Changelog

    Important note on index regeneration

    if you get a note on update about missing indices that need to be regenerated, don't panic! everything is fine, nothing to worry about, let it do its work
    New libraries today
    if you run from source, I recommend you rebuild your venv today. the setup script points at new versions of Qt, OpenCV, and a HEIF module that adds new filetype support

    New Qt and OpenCV

    all release builds and normal source installations move up to PySide6 (Qt) 6.5.2 today. we've done a good bit of testing in different situations, and it seems to be a good and reliable upgrade from 6.4.1, which has given us a mix of annoying trouble at times, like mismatched UI scaling and mpv-related flickering
    let me know if you have any trouble with the overall feel of the program, particularly if you are running on an older or un-updated version of your OS
    the last version of Qt that was generally without caveats was 6.3.1. if you do have trouble with today's release (I suspect old and un-updated OSes, or source users on older Python), one option is to move to running from source and using this older version, which I have updated my setup_venv scripts to offer as a stable 'Qt6 (o)lder' option
    similarly, we are moving from OpenCV (an image library) 4.5.5.64 to 4.7.0.72. we've tested this in several rounds of future-builds and had no reports of trouble, and this also improves some build compatibility with FFMPEG 5.0 (issue #1419)
    the 'test' version of Qt stays at 6.5.2 for now, since this is the latest version
    the 'old' OpenCV compatability version remains at 4.5.3.56, the new 'test' version is now 4.8.0.74

    Deferred delete system

    the first full version of the deferred delete system is complete. your no-longer-needed tables lying around after a big operation like a PTR delete/reset will now be shrunk in the background until they are small enough to delete in trivial time
    the menu entry under database->database maintenance has a new submenu for the job and 'work in idle/normal' time checkboxes just like file maintenance
    the new review window UI is now fleshed out. it can refresh itself, and automitically does so on changes, and the 'work hard' button functions
    I discovered a bug in last week's code that stopped some indices from being recreated in certain regeneration jobs. if you did a 'regenerate tag text search cache' or similar operation last week, you'll encounter the above 'need to regen some indices' note. no worries, it'll all fix itself, and, if you noticed any slowdown, the affected system should work at the proper speed again

    User contributions

    thanks to a user, we now have full support for HEIF, HEIC, and AVIF image files. they will import and render just like any other image. furthermore, we have support for HEIF, HEIC, and AVIF 'sequences', which are basically like an animated gif or apng and are under the 'animations' filetype category (and they seem to play in mpv great! although I don't have an example HEIC sequence to test with, lol). all users who use the normal build will get this on update--anyone running from source will want to rebuild their venv this week to get the functionality. you can double-check help->about to see if you have the required 'pillow-heif' library
    thanks to a user, the various help links in the program now redirect to the online help (and/or direct to a guide to build the local help) if the local help is missing (fixes #1360)
    thanks to a user, an addititonal final network transfer size check is now in place. if a server says it will deliver x bytes and actually delivers y, the job now raises an error. this can happen with various twitter solutions, where vid downloads will sometimes stealth-stop-working, leaving a valid but truncated mp4. fingers crossed this will now catch that situation and trigger a re-attempt
    thanks to a user, fixed TIFF files not showing EXIF correctly. just to be safe, all tiffs will be scheduled for a 'has EXIF?' rescan on update, and I silenced another bit of tiff-related PIL warning-logspam
    mkv files with AV1 video (and no/worbis/opus audio) are now correctly identified as webms. all mkvs will be scheduled for a metadata rescan on update

    Misc

    when transferring mappings, tags->migrate tags now supports a full location context file filter (like the file domain button you see in an autocomplete). previously it was just a list of single locations to pick from, but now, if you want to grab tags for all files deleted from x, or all files in either y or z, it is simple to set up. relatedly, the 'multiple/deleted' dialog picker launched from that menu now sizes itself to try and fit all its stuff in, rather than always being scrolled
    fixed a bug that meant you could ok the 'edit predicate' dialog despite the regex string being invalid when editing an existing 'system:known url=(regex)' predicate. the 'check valid' test is now caught correctly and cancels dialog ok, rather than escalating to the popup message catcher
    fixed a bug in table analyze code that was causing empty tables to be unintentionally re-analysed over good existing data
    a file_system_type-checking call that is used in file-export is now cached. previously it was hit for every pending file path to be calculated, and on systems with a 50ms response time to this call (I presume because of NAS/RAID-style gubbins), it meant opening the file export window could take minutes (issue #1413)
    APNG metadata parsing no longer requires FFMPEG, greatly accelerating their import
    I think I fixed the root cause of a weird bug we encountered and hacked around a couple weeks ago, where if a certain sort of downloaded page produced nothing via its parser, and it was detected initially as actually a valid file to import, but then that file import failed (e.g. ffmpeg went full bananas and thought a json file was an mp4), the import attempt would loop. the error handling now catches the unusual import failure gracefully, and the import object should be set to 'skipped' appropriately
    fixed a harmless but annoying desync error popup that sometimes occurs when deleting a repository service

    Misc boring notes

    to deal with the deferred delete system clashing with SQLite not allowing index renames, I moved the database index testing and creation system to a dynamic name format. it works but is a little hacky, so maybe we'll move to direct sqlite_master interrogation in future
    unfortunately, the table shrink method I had planned to employ was not feasible (I wanted to do 'delete n rows', but it turns out that isn't compiled by default in all normal SQLite releases wew). I then experimented with several other strategies and settled on the KISS of 'select n, delete these n' in two queries, which worked out far better than my cleverer attempts anyway. the thing doesn't use much CPU time, and it cautiously autothrottles itself, and I've tested it in a bunch of situations, and I'm super happy with the performance, but if you do happen to get noticeable bumps of lag, most likely in PTR removal when the current_mappings giga-table is shrunk, turn off all database maintenance under the menu, for both idle and normal time, and let me know, and we'll figure it out
    refactored APNG parsing code to the new 'HydrusAnimationHandling.py' and took out the ffmpeg code. now OpenCV/PIL figures out the resolution

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https://hydrusnetwork.github.io/hydrus/

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The Music Collection is a free program that allows you to archive your music collection. Using it you can enter in a collection any kind of music media that you own or you intend to. Also you can add or edit any kind of information concerning the albums in the collection.

The album info can be manually entered or automatically via the Internet. After saving the albums, you can browse them, filter albums by all possible criteria and search for particular album tracks you are interested. Also the program can display and print all data from your music collection in different ways, so you can pick the desired one.

The idea for creating the program was to manage my own music collection and i hope that it would be also useful to any music collector.

Freeware

Changelog

    Added : Ability to resize the album covers in the images view.
    Added : Search Last played albums between two dates in the advanced album search.
    Added : Load all the album genres found in the Discogs search.
    Added : Sound visualizations in the audio player.
    Added : Track list row height adopts to the selected font size.
    Added : Ability to read some user assigned tag values in audio file scan.
    Added : Spars code in the album fields.
    Added : Spars code in the Advanced album search and Reports.
    Added : Open the album presentation page from the track view.
    Added : Play random album.
    Added : Ability to paste text in lists.
    Added : Bonus field in tracks.
    Added : Playback track in the track search dialog.
    Added : Open the manage artists dialog from the album presentation view.
    Added : Bonus field in tracks.
    Added : Playback track in the track search dialog.
    Added : Open the manage artists dialog from the album presentation view.
    Added : Matrix id in the grid column fields.
    Added : Matrix id in the report fields.
    Added : Korean language.

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https://www.gsoft4u.com/

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Changelog

    fixed the 'network timeout' setting under options->connection, which was not saving changes
    the media viewer top hover window now enables/disables the 'show file metadata' button--rather than shows/hides--in order to stop the buttons on the left jumping around so much when you scroll through media
    the duplicate filter's always-on-top right-hand window is fixed in place again. the buttons won't jump around any more. if the notes hover grows to overlap it, it won't show over it as long as your mouse is over the duplicate hover. this should make clicking those duplicate buttons on note-heavy files far less frustrating. sorry for the late fix here!
    the duplicate filter now always presents a statement on the pair's filetypes, even if they are the same (it'll say like 'both are pngs'). this is to help catch the upcoming PSD matches (where you probably do not want to delete either) and other weirdness as we add new filetypes
    just a small thing, but the 'management panel' labels are renamed broadly to 'sidebar' under the pages menu. the panel on the left of pages is now called 'sidebar', and the wx-era 'sash' wording is gone
    there's an issue with the file metadata reparse system right now where, on a filetype change, it will often fail to cleanly rename bigger files (e.g. from x.mkv to x.webm). the result is the file copies and the old one is never deleted, leaving a duplicate that is not properly cleared up later. on update this week, I am scheduling a fresh cleanup for these dupes. if, like me, you have a lot of large AV1-encoded vidya capture mkvs, you may have noticed your hydrus folders suddenly bloated in size this past week--this should be 99% fixed soon. I will fix the underlying issue here next week
    touched up the 'running from source' help and 'setup_venv' texts in general and specifically regarding some new version info stuff. it looks like macOS <= 10.15 can't handle last week's new Qt6 version, and some versions of Linux need libicu-dev and libxcb-cursor-dev installed via apt or otherwise
    fixed the file query sort-and-clip method when you are set to sort by file hash and also have system:limit, and fixed it for asc/desc too
    for the second time, fixed the 'import QtSVG' error on hydrus server install when the client requirements.txt had not been run. turns out I messed up the 'proper' fix I did for the first time

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https://hydrusnetwork.github.io/hydrus/

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tinyMediaManager is a compact tool designed to scan your movie folders and organize the information into multiple categories. The program is able to detect the movie files and retrieve posters and other information form IMDB or other websites.

You can use this program to sort your collection, retrieve movie trailers and additional content with minimum effort.

Freeware

Changelog

    MediaInfo: also support their sidecar file naming
    Improve ID detection from file-/folder name
    Several fixes for IMDb
    Fix NFO naming for disc style movies
    Fix reordering of TV show data sources
    Fixed wrong translation for reading TV show nfo files
    Adapt CLI help dialog for resized window
    (Trakt.tv) fixed refreshing the access token
    Fixed sorting of movies without a movie set
    Fixed HTTP 403 errors from YT
    Do not drop audio channels with empty bitrate
    Do not write NFO files on “update data sources”
    Fixed rebuilding image cache
    (FFmpeg) do not show generated artwork twice in the image chooser

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http://www.tinymediamanager.org/

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Data Crow is the ultimate media cataloger and media organiser. Always wanted to manage all your collections in one product? You want a product you can customize to your needs? Your search ends here! Using Data Crow allows you to create a huge database containing all your collected items. You can use the excellent online services to retrieve the information instead of typing all the information yourself.

- Platform independent and completely portable
- Highly customizable and feature rich.
- Audio, software, book, movie and photo collection cataloger
- Retrieve information from services like Amazon.com, Imdb.com, Softpedia and MusicBrainz.
- Optional internal web server and web GUI.
- Import file information (mp3, divx, xvid, ..)
- Loan registration.
- PDF and HTML reporting.
- Create new modules to, for example, maintain your stamp collection.
- Available translations: Italian, German, Dutch, English, Spanish and French.

License: Open Source

Changelog

[New]

- Attachments can now be added to items. These documents are stored within the Data Crow data set in a compressed format (zip). All main modules allow for attachments to be added.

- Added drag and drop support for pictures (from file and directly from web pages) and attachments.
- New Russian translations has been added (not finalized) - major thanks to Ilya Sigidin.
- Portuguese translation has been revamped - major thanks to Pedro Albuquerque.

[Changed]

- On upgrade, Data Crow will convert all images to a standard format (JPEG). This is to reduce storage size and improve performance. Additionally a maximum resolution will be maintained: 3840 * 2160.
- Data Crow will no longer close windows or exit when pressing the escape key. This has been changed to CTRL/COMMAND+ESC.
- Create multiple now allows for rows to be deleted.
- Create multiple will only show one message when multiple items could not be saved.
- Update All will now process all items and show a combined message on failures (due to constraints) rather then individual messages.
- Filter dialog will keep the selected field and operator when adding entries.
- Extended the image formats supported by Data Crow, including webp.
- Online search will now store images to the temporary folder instead of keeping the images completely in memory.
- Related items are now shown in the quick view as well

[Fixed]

- Incorrect alignment of the filter label on the related items tab.
- Update all dialog; could not create new reference using the icon for the reference / references field.
- Create multiple items dialog; sometimes, for custom modules, no fields are displayed. Now, all enabled and editable fields are displayed.
- Item form settings; sometimes it does not show any fields available for assignment.
- UI scaling session can get lost when switching between user folders.
- Filter dialog shows value field for is filled / is empty operator when switching between fields.
- OpenLibrary search: edition data mix up (sometimes) causing incorrect results
- OpenLibrary search: language not imported when searching on ISBN
- OpenLibrary search: ISBN10 and ISBN13 should always be filled but are sometimes blank
- Several (potential and very real) memory leaks have been fixed
- When server and client run in different languages issues could occur with the data filters
- Missing Line Breaks in Quick View Pane
- Client - Server: on saving an item where there are data issues, such an item not being unique, the item form is closed instead of kept open
- Client - Server: update all dialog won't open
- Image importer parses incorrect resolution for image
- File browser: file type description too long for field (too many extension / file types supported). Abbreviated the filter description.
- Table view: tracks are not shown for music albums
- Templates: sometimes template could not be selected when creating an item
- Templates: not checked if template name is filled
- Image preview did not work for all image types - it now shows previews for all supported image types (webp, jpeg, etc.)
- Restore closes the application after successful finish without any message
- The file import task bar is incorrect when going over 100 files
- Templates cannot be edited in the server edition

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http://www.datacrow.net/

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Changelog

    misc:

    the system predicate parser can now handle 'system:filetype is xxx' for more of the general human-friendly filetype strings like 'video' and 'mkv'. it can also handle 'static gif' and any other types with spaces but now enforces commas between each filetype. I think all system:filetype predicate strings the client produces now parse correctly if you paste them back
    fixed many bitmap imports, most typically in the 'system:similar files' system, which was not generating pixel hashes correctly. most/all bitmaps coming in with alpha channels, or, I also believe, with a null channel (RGB32), were being handled wrong and coming out BGR. perceptual hashes are greyscale and were not affected, but pixel hashes were wrong. this was a real pain to figure out, and it may be that it is still broken for users on big-endian systems or something, so let me know how you get on
    added links to https://github.com/abtalerico/wd-hydrus-tagger (danbooru-trained model tagging) and https://github.com/Garbevoir/wd-e621-hydrus-tagger (which adds more models) to the client api help. reports are that they work well, even on 'normal' pictures
    the bad darkmode tooltip text colour in the new Qt 6.5.2 on Windows appears to be a bug, here: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-116021 . there's not a great answer here, so let me know your thoughts. if you like, you can edit a custom stylesheet with a different QToolTip background-color, or I can spam some alternate fixed QSS files for everyone, or we can wait for a fix on Qt's end
    on update, all existing PSD and static gif files will be scheduled for pixel hash regen, perceptual hash regen, and entry into the similar files system (I forgot to do this last week)
    on update, all existing PNGs will be scheduled for pixel duplicate data regen. we have a legacy alpha channel issue here that has reared its head several times (searchting for 'must not be pixel dupes', but getting pixel dupes), so I am just going to bosh it on the head for everyone

    file maintenance:

    if a file has multiple jobs pending, the file maintenance manager now processes all those jobs at once, saving significant disk I/O. also, a couple things like the 'do all work' button's popup now shows the total number of jobs to do, rather than that of each job type in turn
    the 'manage scheduled jobs' file maintenance panel now shows the count for jobs that exist but are not yet due. previously, these were hidden, which was part of the mkv/webm duplicate difficulties last week.
    when the program needs to rename a file because it has a new mime, it now first tests if the file is still in use (normally this means some file parsing component like ffmpeg or opencv is still cleaning up OS file handles or whatever), and, if so, waits just a little bit before trying
    relatedly, the 'try and delete the rename-dupe again' job now tries again in one hour, rather than one week in the future, and if that after-one-hour job fails again (this would usually be because you were actually viewing the original file in the media viewer at the time of its reparse), then that job will retry again in a week, and the week after if that fails, and again after that, etc... for about a year
    fixed an issue with the thumbnail resizing maintenance job on PSD files and probably some other weird types too
    fixed some scheduling issues in how the mainloop of the file maintenance system tests its current rate of work and when it should cancel a current batch of work

    boring stuff:

    simplified and cleaned up some of the duplicate system king-fetching code. I may have also fixed one instance of pair representatives being fetched wrong for the filter when 'at least one file has to match the one search'
    when editing the duplicate action merge options, a new label at the top says which dupe action you are editing for, and if it isn't "this is better", it notes that the available merge actions are limited
    improved four things with the recovery code that handles missing master hash definitions--first, the substitute hashes are now the correct length; second, they are now saved back to the database, which should stop issues like the "trying to delete a thing that doesn't exist and has an ever-changing name in a loop forever" bug; third, the popup tells the user what to do next, and more information is written to the log; and fourth, the client checks the local hash cache so see if it can automatically recover the missing data

    client api:

    the file_metadata call now has two new fields, filetype_human, which looks like 'jpeg' or 'webm', and filetype_enum, which uses internal hydrus filetype numbers
    the help and unit tests are updated for this
    client api version is now 50

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