Hi. Can someone explain what is "USERLOAD AUTOUPLOAD". I see this comment more and more often this days, but only on subtitles uploaded by "Anonymous" users.
Does it have any connection with the fact that many subtitles have more than one hash?
Take this one for example:
http://www.opensubtitles.org/pl/subtitl ... orter-3-pl
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Thanks for your reply, os. But you didn't answered why some subtitles have so many hashes.. i mean this is normal?
I'm assuming this leads to many "false-positives", for example one can search for a movie subtitle and gets results for a totally different title.
Please share your thoughts on this. Thank you
I'm assuming this leads to many "false-positives", for example one can search for a movie subtitle and gets results for a totally different title.
Please share your thoughts on this. Thank you
I enabled those subtitles, so...:
http://www.opensubtitles.org/pl/subtitl ... orter-3-pl
open it and then you can click movie filenames with each filesize. As you can see, there are many different filenames and all seems all right. So no, there should be no false-positives.
Background: when someone watch movie with similar subtitles, those subtitles will be sent to os with moviehash, after analysis they will be matched to closest ones...you can read more about that in Duplicate subtitles thread.
http://www.opensubtitles.org/pl/subtitl ... orter-3-pl
open it and then you can click movie filenames with each filesize. As you can see, there are many different filenames and all seems all right. So no, there should be no false-positives.
Background: when someone watch movie with similar subtitles, those subtitles will be sent to os with moviehash, after analysis they will be matched to closest ones...you can read more about that in Duplicate subtitles thread.
It seems you're wrong. Screen show everything. The part of list that isn't seen on the screen looks almost the same - people from Romania like to use this program too 
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This program must have something fucked up with autoupload implementation too, because it very often upload subtitles from different movie - perhabs it upload subtitles without checking how long they are watching or the threshold isn't so high like in allplayer.
Something is fucked up with procedure that compare subtitles on server side - it accept even the same subtitles - look at subtitles size
.This program must have something fucked up with autoupload implementation too, because it very often upload subtitles from different movie - perhabs it upload subtitles without checking how long they are watching or the threshold isn't so high like in allplayer.
Something is fucked up with procedure that compare subtitles on server side - it accept even the same subtitles - look at subtitles size
Strange is that the server procedure of compare subtitles works fine for movies uploaded by allplayer - problem dissapear since you introduce those rules earlier.ok, I will investigate this, looks really like something is wrong
Thank you!
It looks like those rules are not applied to subtitles uploaded by dziobas rar player.
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