Re: [Freevo-users] How does duplicate detection work?

2008-05-21 Thread Justin Wetherell
It's saved over reboots in a pickle (python serialized object) file, usually located in "/var/cache/freevo/previouslyRecorded.pickle". On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 12:56 PM, Michael Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Justin, > > >> Justin Wetherell writes: >> >From off the top of my head, >> >> Everyth

Re: [Freevo-users] How does duplicate detection work?

2008-05-21 Thread Michael Brown
Justin, > Justin Wetherell writes: > >From off the top of my head, > > Everything that is recorded gets put into a hash map using a string > made up by concatenating the Title, Sub-Title, and Description. Every > time we schedule a recording, we look in the hash map for a value > using the strin

Re: [Freevo-users] How does duplicate detection work?

2008-05-17 Thread Justin Wetherell
>From off the top of my head, Everything that is recorded gets put into a hash map using a string made up by concatenating the Title, Sub-Title, and Description. Every time we schedule a recording, we look in the hash map for a value using the string above as the key. If the hash map returns null

[Freevo-users] How does duplicate detection work?

2008-05-16 Thread Michael Brown
Hi Folks! Just wondering what criteria the duplicate detection uses to determine what shows are duplicates... I'm considering turning it on, but my wife won't be happy if her soaps don't record. Sometimes there isn't any episode name or description, and the title is the generic show name in th