Analysis
If enabled, new media will be automatically analyzed for skippable segments when added to the library

Note: To configure the scheduled task, see scheduled tasks.
Enable this option to update media segments for any uncached media during a library scan.
This includes recently added, modified, or previously skipped (but not ignored) files.
Warning: This should be disabled if you're using media segment providers other than Intro Skipper.
Note: Shows containing both a specials and extra folder will identify extras as season 0 and ignore specials, regardless of this setting.

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Modify Segment Parameters

Changing segment parameters requires regenerating media segments before changes take effect.
Per the jellyfin MediaSegments API, records must be updated individually and may be slow to regenerate.

Analysis will be limited to this percentage of each episode's audio. For example, a value of 25 (the default) will limit analysis to the first quarter of each episode.
Analysis will be limited to this amount of each episode's audio. For example, a value of 10 (the default) will limit analysis to the first 10 minutes of each episode.
Similar sounding audio which is shorter than this duration will not be considered an introduction.
Similar sounding audio which is longer than this duration will not be considered an introduction.
Similar sounding audio which is shorter than this duration will not be considered credits.
Similar sounding audio which is longer than this duration will not be considered credits.
Segments longer than this duration will not be considered movie credits.

The amount of each item's audio or content that will be analyzed is determined using both the percentage of audio and maximum runtime to analyze. The minimum of (duration * percent, maximum runtime) is the amount that will be analyzed.

If the audio percentage or maximum runtime settings are modified, the cached fingerprints and timestamps for each series, season, or movie you want to analyze with the modified settings will have to be deleted.
Increasing either of these settings will cause episode analysis to take much longer.

When enabled, this option will overwrite all existing media segments with your current Intro Skipper timestamps during the next analysis. Upon completion, this option will be automatically disabled.
Silence Detection Options
Noise tolerance in negative decibels.
Minimum silence duration in seconds before adjusting introduction end time.
Chapter Detection Options
Enter a regular expression to detect introduction chapters.
Default: (^|\s)(Intro|Introduction|OP|Opening)(?!\sEnd)(\s|$)
Enter a regular expression to detect credits chapters.
Default: (^|\s)(Credits?|ED|Ending|Outro)(?!\sEnd)(\s|$)
Enter a regular expression to detect preview chapters.
Default: (^|\s)(Preview|PV|Sneak\s?Peek|Coming\s?(Up|Soon)|Next\s+(time|on|episode)|Teaser|Trailer)(?!\sEnd)(\s|:|$)
Enter a regular expression to detect recap chapters.
Default: (^|\s)(Re?cap|Sum{1,2}ary|Prev(ious(ly)?)?|(Last|Earlier)(\s\w+)?|Catch[ -]up)(?!\sEnd)(\s|:|$)
Process Configuration
Maximum number of simultaneous async episode analysis operations.
If checked, episode fingerprints will be saved on the filesystem to improve analysis speed.
WARNING: Disabling the cache will cause all fingerprints to be recreated during analysis. For debug use only!
Sets the relative priority of the analysis ffmpeg process to other parallel operations (ie. transcoding, chapter detection, etc).
Number of simultaneous processes to use for ffmpeg operations.
This value is most often defined as 1 thread per CPU core, but setting a value of 0 (default) will use the maximum threads available.

EDL file generation has been removed. Please use endrl's EDL plugin.


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