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{{eyecatch|Warning|Avdump2 is deprecated; please use {{Avdump-current-version}}.}}
{{eyecatch|Important|Avdump2 fully replaces [[Avdump]], which is now deprecated and should not be used.}}
{{eyecatch|Important|Avdump2 fully replaces [[Avdump]], which is now deprecated and should not be used.}}
{{eyecatch|Important|[[Avdump_GUI|Avdump GUI]] is a GUI version of Avdump2, for command line skeptics.}}
{{eyecatch|Important|[[Avdump_GUI|Avdump GUI]] is a GUI version of Avdump2, for command line skeptics.}}
Welcome to the remarkably sparse avdump2 wiki page, lovingly hand created over many minutes + some more.
Welcome to the remarkably sparse avdump2 wiki page, lovingly hand created over many minutes + some more.


We gleefully embrace build 6714, yet another public release of avd2. It represents a complete rewrite of the original avd1 code, runs against a new build of MediaInfoLibrary, contains a number of custom solutions for a number of formats, represents a significant investment of time and energy by Arokh, and is just generally nifty.
We gleefully embrace build 7100, yet another public release of avd2. It runs against a new build of MediaInfoLibrary (18.12), contains a number of custom solutions for a number of formats, represents a significant investment of time and energy by Arokh, and is just generally nifty.


There is no need to reprocess existing files with this build, but do keep an eye out for misbehaviour.
There is no general need to reprocess existing files with this build, but we don't mind if you do it anyway!


==What is it==
==What is it==
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===Download===
===Download===
  [http://static.anidb.net/client/avdump2/avdump2_6714.rar DOWNLOAD(RAR)] (Build 6714) MD5 = AA24AB7D28B41267D3F56A39909BE4EA
  [https://cdn.anidb.net/client/avdump2/avdump2_7100.zip DOWNLOAD(ZIP)] (Build 7100) MD5 = a1539a6139315a3c0f24113bb2d2853b
[https://cdn.anidb.net/client/avdump2/avdump2_7101.zip DOWNLOAD(ZIP)] (Build 7101) MD5 = 2ba27f6477e8f933b366da65a6a8fdc2


===Usage===
===Usage===
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Avdump2 is the AniDB [[auto-creqing]] system. Some more or less important notes:
Avdump2 is the AniDB [[auto-creqing]] system. Some more or less important notes:
* To be able to use this feature you’ll need an AniDB account '''and you have to define the ''UDP API Key'' in your [[profile]]'''. All data sent to the server will be logged with IP and uid.
* To be able to use this feature you’ll need an AniDB account '''and you have to define the ''UDP API Key'' in your [[profile]]'''.  
* It is possible to run more than one instance of Avdump2 at once, but not more than ten will work OK. At the moment ''only 10 sessions per ip are allowed by the server'', meaning the eleventh instance will terminate the first.
* All data sent to the server will be logged with IP and uid.
* There is no direct connection between data sent to AniDB and creqs generated. The data received will just be stored for later processing. There is no way to check the current status for a dump. Usually, it should take ''at least 24 hours'' from the moment you dump a file till the data actually changes. If any irregularities occur, or when there is too much data pending, it will take more time.
* There is no direct connection between data sent to AniDB and creqs generated. The data received will just be stored for later processing.  
* There is no way to check the current status for a dump. Usually, it should take ''at least 24 hours'' from the moment you dump a file till the data actually changes. If any irregularities occur, or when there is too much data pending, it will take more time.
* You may dump files currently not in the database. The data is still stored and will be used later if/after the file has been registered.
* The creqs generated will report the user who sent the data first (for a specific file) as the creqer.
* The creqs generated will report the user who sent the data first (for a specific file) as the creqer.
* You may dump files currently not in the database. The data is still stored and will be used later if/after the file has been registered.
* It is possible to run more than one instance of Avdump2 at once, up to a maximum of ten. At the moment, ''only 10 sessions per ip are allowed by the server'', meaning the eleventh instance will terminate the first.
* Files creqed by the new system will be locked, meaning some fields will not be possible to change. Notify a moderator if you are '''sure''' that some of the data locked for a specific file is wrong.
* Files creqed by the new system will be locked, meaning some fields will not be possible to change. Notify a moderator if you are '''sure''' that some of the data locked for a specific file is wrong.


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==Changelog==
==Changelog==
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'''1.0.7101.0 : 2020.05.16'''
* Allow compressed dumps of up to 14kb
'''1.0.7100.0 : 2019.04.07'''
* Don't stop execution on big endian systems
* Warn when --ACreqErr is set but not --Auth
* Don't report DisplayBuffer, LC_ALL, ThreadCreation failed and console resize  exceptions
* Removed annoying error message when --Auth is not enabled
* Fixed MIL Versionstring
* MIL Chapter workaround
'''1.0.7080.0 : 2019.01.08'''
* Removed thrownOn Attribute from Exception reports
* Write ACreqErrors to Console
* Filter Exceptions which should be reported
* Donelog search is now case insensitive
* Fix for Matroskafiles when the tracks sections is at the end of the file
* Jaco Subtitle detection is now less trigger happy
'''1.0.7070.0 : 2019.01.02'''
* MIL Updated to Version 18.12
* Removed Client side MIL hash check
* Skip logging/acreqing for files with errors (except for matroska files with header data)
* EBML Parser (Matroska) crash fixed
* Matroska Container Parser Update
* Matroska Chapter Parsing
* Matroska Parser Crash fixed (Missing Track and other corner cases)
* Matroska: extra_size node added (Track overhead)
* 3d flag
* Added Mono Runtime Version to exception metadata
* Display "Hashing failed" instead of nothing if hashing fails for whatever reason
* Accept /? as parameter (same as --help)
* Included MAC MIL library for mostly untested mac support
* Added Dumpable extensions: trp
* Switch --Version also prints MIL Version
* Constrained TTH hash Thread to 4 instead of available corecount
* MIL Info shuffling for consistency
* Wait longer for MIL to return before hard crashing
* Fixed -m Crash
* MP4 Lag fixed / MIL Chapters bug workaround
* Switch --NoMediaInfoProvider (switch is ignored when acreqing)
* Don't eat cmd cursor on soft crash
* Log acreq failure when preconditions aren't met
* Added CodecFeatures node
* Various fileextension provider fixes
'''0.1.6714.0 : 2014.04.24'''
'''0.1.6714.0 : 2014.04.24'''
* Check for invalid usernames (to skip check prepend @)
* Check for invalid usernames (to skip check prepend @)
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