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Compressed RAR files won't ask before they start to unpack. #87
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Thanks for report. Will then look closely like Kodi 17.6, it did when RAR support was still in it. |
About this becomes the dialog added here #92 and after them done also on Leia. |
@AlwinEsch There is still one issue with this Here is the dialog in Kodi 18.8: Here is the exact same directory but it is from Kodi 17.8: As you can see it shows what kind of file it is (in this case a sub file) and then i know this is a subtitle file and i can press yes to unpack it. I took an mkv file and use compression on it and in Kodi 17.8 it will show up as an mkv file: But in Kodi 18.8 it will show the rar file in the dialog even if it is the mkv file i try to run: |
Same issue for me in Kodi v19 with vfs.rar v4.0 - on Windows 10. I tried to use libarchive as a replacement - but that never worked well for me - neither in Kodi 18 or now in 19. With libarchive installed scanning my library takes forever - and, I can't seem to play videos in RAR files with it. It only seems to work with vfs.rar for me. |
It seems that when a RAR archive is compressed Kodi will not ask if it should extract the file or not. It will start to extract it without asking. If i press on a compressed RAR archive (BluRay ISO file) it will extract the whole file to my Vero 4K. Both Vero and RPi have 100 mbit (older ones) and it won't even fit a full sized BD ISO that can be as big as 48GB. Even a DVD or mkv (4GB) will take forever to extract at 100 mbit.
Kodi 17.6 (and earlier as far as i can remember) will show a message and ask you if it should unpack big file.
I don't know if this is a vfs.rar issue or Kodi, but it really needs to be re-added, so the user can choose if it should unpack it or not.
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