Is there a way to edit the database?

[John Shearhart]

Hi! I'd like to edit the database of objectionable words to remove some of them. I've searched here and sifted through all the downloaded files without luck. Does anyone know how to do this? Thanks!

[Roger Pack]

Like a personal list or to the main list?

On Tue, Apr 5, 2016 at 2:13 PM, John Shearhart <john.sh...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi! I'd like to edit the database of objectionable words to remove some of them. I've searched here and sifted through all the downloaded files without luck. Does anyone know how to do this? Thanks!

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[John Shearhart]

Some of the words that are blocked aren't offensive to me. Rather than remove them from the .edl every time, can I take them out of my personal database? Thanks for helping.

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[Roger Pack]

That is an interesting idea...I'll have to mull it over.  For now you can just manually edit those lines out, FWIW, as you mentioned :)

[John Shearhart]

Great! I really appreciate the program, by the way. So many movies we wouldn't have watched otherwise. If it ever goes donation/paid I'm happy to pay for it.

[Roger Pack]

OK I did think of one way, if you can find this file "in the sensible cinema files":
https://github.com/rdp/sensible-cinema/blob/master/lib/subtitle_profanity_finder.rb

you could manually edit it to remove some.

Will let you know if I ever go pay with something like it.

If you have EDL's for DVD's and want to, feel free to submit them (maybe as attachments to this mailing list?) not sure.

Cheers!

-roger-

[John Shearhart]

Very nice. I found it, but yikes! (I don't really know html). I'll save a backup and play around with it and let you know how it goes. Thanks again for the support!

[John Shearhart]

I got it! I made a backup and just played around until I got it to my liking. Now it works perfectly! Thanks so much for your help.

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[John Shearhart]

None of my edl's are for DVD. Do you want them anyway? I'm happy to share. I also have another question. I found this line:

output += %!  "#{ts_begin_human}" , "#{ts_end_human}", "profanity", "#{found_category}", "#{text}",\n!

and changed it to:

output += %!  "#{ts_begin_human}" , "#{ts_end_human}     1     ##{found_category}", "#{text}",\n!

Now my edl looks like this and requires a little less work:

"0:04:00.70" , "0:04:04.16     1     #"b....", "blah, blah, blah",

I've looked through the files without luck, but I'd like to know how I can edit the first half also. In other words, I want this:

 "0:04:00.70" , "0:04:04.16

To look like this:

0:04:00.70     0:04:04.16

I'd also like to delete the opening line: "# copy and paste these into your "mute" section of A SEPARATE EDL already created with the other buttons, for lines you deem mute-worthy". Any idea how? Thanks again!

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[Roger Pack]

If you want to remove those quotes then you should be able to just remove them out of that line with the %

the opening line might be here?
https://github.com/rdp/sensible-cinema/blob/1c8ac2ebe00ea38f92d836e0c0092059d271970e/lib/gui/create.rb#L173

[John Shearhart]

Ok. Man, I feel like I've gotten a TON of use out of this program. I know it's not for sale, but is there a way I can donate. I want to support however I can.

[John Shearhart]

...also I changed the data after the % and it works fine. I was able to remove the first line through the "create.rb" file.

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