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Is there a way to specify how many days old a file has to be to be not considered 'NEW'? I see in the code that the default is 7, can that be manually overridden? private DateTime minDate = DateTime.Now.AddDays(-7.0);
Absolute date would be nice (e.g. exclude older than 2020-01-01) but that's easy enough to calculate with an external script, so probably unnecessary for SDLNA. Just need a way to set the number of days.
So if -v doesn't seem to accept any sort of second parameter, how exactly is e.g. 'FILTER' used? No syntax that I've tried has worked sdlna -v filter *.mp4 folder sdlna -v dimension=200x200 folder
(which is what lead me to believe I was missing something for 'NEW').
Thanks!
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Is there a way to specify how many days old a file has to be to be not considered 'NEW'? I see in the code that the default is 7, can that be manually overridden?
private DateTime minDate = DateTime.Now.AddDays(-7.0);
Absolute date would be nice (e.g. exclude older than 2020-01-01) but that's easy enough to calculate with an external script, so probably unnecessary for SDLNA. Just need a way to set the number of days.
So if -v doesn't seem to accept any sort of second parameter, how exactly is e.g. 'FILTER' used? No syntax that I've tried has worked
sdlna -v filter *.mp4 folder
sdlna -v dimension=200x200 folder
(which is what lead me to believe I was missing something for 'NEW').
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: