>>23508
Yeah, on the main github repo here:
https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/pkgs/container/hydrus
It builds every week with the other builds. I don't know much about Docker though. There's a guy who uses it for loads of stuff who figured out the Dockerfile build scripts here:
https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/tree/master/static/build_files/docker
>>23513
Yes, thank you. Something is messed up when re-loading a fresh mpv window from stasis in that mode. I'll give it another go.
>>23514
Are you completely sure the PNG here doesn't have an ICC Profile too? I did a bunch of work to get gamma&chromaticity pngs to render with correct colours about a month ago, and while a lot of this code is related, I don't think the actual file test overlaps. My 'has icc profile' flag is calculated basically by loading the png with Pillow and then seeing if Pillow provides an icc profile in the 'info' of the loaded object. If a png only has the gamma&chromaticity stuff, it doesn't have the 'icc_profile' info.
If a png has ICC Profile bytes, I apply it if the user is set to currently apply icc profiles. If a png doesn't have an icc profile, or if the user has set not to apply icc profiles, I then see if it has an sRGB chunk, in which case I do nothing since hydrus is sRGB, and then I see if it has gamma&chromaticity, at which point I apply that. I'm thinking of adding flags like 'has sRGB chunk' and 'has gamma & chromaticity chunks', so we can search them, but I don't
think they overlap with the old ICC Profile stuff.
Maybe they overlapped in the past? What happens if you find some of these pngs and do
manage->maintenance->determine if file has an icc profile? Do they fix themselves?
In any case, if you have weird files, I'm interested in seeing them. If you can point me to some, or post a catbox zip or email me or whatever, I can check them on my end.
That said, much of this code is a mess with old debug hooks in it and I'd like to rework it. If a user has 'apply icc profiles' off, then any thumbnails are generated with wrong colours, which I don't want. I want all those options to happen higher up, closer to the user flicking back and forth different render modes. I've also never been completely fluent in how these systems are 'supposed' to work, either, so feedback from users like you is great.
>>23530
You have to do it with sidecars at the moment. Add a sidecar to your file export and then select 'time' as the source for the sidecar. It is awkward like the rest of sidecars, but you can do file or domain modified time.
I do want to completely overhaul export filename phrases to handle stuff like times (and more gracefully handling non-present data). If I screwed my head on straight, it'd probably inherit most of the sidecar toolkit.