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The date audio recordings have been added or modified is now displayed (#2275). Due to previous implementations, some of these dates need fixing, for example:
There are 3 sentences with audio added date on January 1, 1900: 373460, 379998 and 2504981.
There are 334549 audios with added date unknown. Maybe CK’s lists could be used to restore the date manually in some cases. @ckjpn Apart from what’s visible in theses lists, do you have any historical data that could help?
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If dates on the files haven't been changed since uploading, you can likely use those dates.
When I first started putting all the audio files sorted by voice into lists, that's how I was able to easily group large numbers of files as being by a given voice.
Note that the date at the end of the titles for audio lists is the date that member started contributing audio files.
In some cases, it's the only time a member. contributed audio files. https://tatoeba.org/en/sentences_lists/show/4011
audio - fra - by sysko - no license for offsite use - no attribution URL - 2010-08
... so August 2010
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created by CK
December 19, 2014
Contains 1,785 sentences
I guess it was December of 2014 that I did the sorting of pre-existing audio.
The date audio recordings have been added or modified is now displayed (#2275). Due to previous implementations, some of these dates need fixing, for example:
There are 3 sentences with audio added date on January 1, 1900: 373460, 379998 and 2504981.
There are 334549 audios with added date unknown. Maybe CK’s lists could be used to restore the date manually in some cases. @ckjpn Apart from what’s visible in theses lists, do you have any historical data that could help?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: