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Why do impd needs both add and condense commands while they do basically the same? #8

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asakura42 opened this issue Oct 15, 2023 · 3 comments

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@asakura42
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@tatsumoto-ren
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condense works on per-file basis and lets you specify what subtitle file, subtitle track, audio track you want to use, and where you want to store the result.
add works only with your immersionpod folder. It also allows you to create uncondensed files.

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I mean why not to merge condense into add function like when I want to condense file with specified tracks and all the shit, I'll run impd add -c ... where -c is a flag for just a condensing option. This slightly relates to the my other issue (#8) because now I need to manually condense every file from a large TV show because of wrong subtitle detection - with one command it may be easier.

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Try running impd condense -i FILE -t NUM -a NUM

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