1. Made changes to all plugins following lint testing. There are still various warnings/errors but my very limited knowledge of javascript means I just don't understand what the errors mean. Or in some cases I don't understand how to split the variable across several lines to confirm to the line limits.
I did manage to get it from
952 problems (943 errors, 9 warnings)
down to
37 problems (28 errors, 9 warnings)
2. Fix Flawed logic in FFMPEG plugins which would cause remux conditions to never trigger. Was checking if file was HEVC & VP9 which is impossible as they're both codecs.
3. Fixed a bug with CleanTitle where plugin would fail if a stream in the file didn't have a title.
4. Modify CleanSubtitle plugin to not remove sdh subtitles.
5. Include new plugin to just perform remuxes. Mainly aimed at remuxing to mkv or mp4.
1) Bug fix for CleanTitle where if the title of an audio/substeam didn't exist it would exit that loop but not increment the Id of the track. Was causing the plugin to loop in some cases.
2) Modify both FFMPEG plugins to treat VP9 codec in a similiar way to HEVC. I.e if a file is already in VP9 codec don't transcode it to HEVC as VP9 is already heavily compressed in a similiar way to HEVC. Plugin itself still outputs files as HEVC
1) Update to CleanTitle plugin to allow user input custom matching title, allows to remove more then just the default of something with 3 full stops.
2) Update to both FFMPEG plugins to fix a bug where if the force_conform option was enabled and a stream had no codec_name it would cause the plugin to error out.
1) Add input to enable bframes. - ffmpegGPU plugin
2) Add timed_id3 has codec type to remove for mkv/mp4 if force_conform is enabled. - Both ffmpeg plugins
3) max_muxing_queue_size change to 9999 as this number is still too low in some cases.
changed example values to sane numbers that would give the typical compression results people might expect from such a plugin, should someone decide to just, use what it says instead of testing and finding the right value for their use
Plugin uses a two pass approach to loud norm volume normalization. Achieved by writing the output of ffmpeg to a temp file in the source directory alongside the video file. This is read during the second pass to get the required values. Temp file is removed after second pass. MKV is required to allow the file to have custom metadata so the plugin knows what stage it is up to.
