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# comments can go after a # on each line. "mutes" => [ "00:00:01", "00:00:02", # mute from second 1 to second 2 # so an example would be: "00:00:01", "00:00:02", "profanity", "dang", "01:01:00", "01:02:00" # another example:mute from one hour one minute to one hour two minutes ], # So it would like like this: "mutes" => [ "00:00:01", "00:00:02", "00:00:01", "00:00:02", "profanity", "dang", "01:01:00", "01:02:00" ], # note: items can be out of chronological order, that's ok # you can also have blank outs # example: "blank_outs" => [ # this first one blanks (by overlaying *over* the video, a black window) # from one hour one minute to one hour two minutes, like: "01:01:00" , "01:02:00", "nudity", "...", # you can also always optionally use decimals, like 3 minutes 3 seconds and a half to 3 minutes 4 seconds and a half (one second blank out): "00:03:03.5", "00:03:04.5", ], # you can also add other notes, too, like title, source, whatever you want # these are basically free form and not used for anything else yet "missing_content" => "this doesn't list some mild name calling", "title" => "Forever Strong", "source" => "Hulu", "url" => "http://www.byutv.org/watch/1790-100", "whatever_else_you_want" => "this is the old version of the film", "disk_unique_id" => "19d131ae8dc40cdd70b57ab7e8c74f76", # for DVD's to be able to differentiate (and auto select) themselves. # NB that you have to put commas just about everywhere. That might help
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