https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=420939

--- Comment #25 from tagwer...@innerjoin.org ---
(In reply to Scott from comment #24)
> ... I am also attaching a copy of the config file I am using ...
The "only basic indexing=true" means that baloo will not index the content of
the files, it will note the file exists and index the filename (*). 

> What I did was to copy 3 small video files and an mp3 music file to ~/Videos
> and set that up as the only folder to be indexed. As you can see in the
> window1 file only 3 new files were indexed and 5 modified files were
> indexed. In one instance a new file was labelled as a modified file and the
> remaning 4 modified files appeared without any keyboard or other input. No
> duration values were displayed.
I'm not sure how much you can deduce from these messages. Baloo has "been told"
that the file has been modified - if you are copying a big file, that could
happen a number of times. I'd need to watch the behaviour on my system to be
sure but I know that if you are appending information to a log file, baloo
notes that  the file's changed.

(Balooctl monitor only lists files by name when the file is sent over to the
baloo_file_extractor for content indexing)

> As per your direction I then proceeded to index one of the video files files
> manually as shown in window2 and that displayed the errors as shown.
I think at this point, try the:

   balooshow -x ~/Videos/S01E01.m2ts

and see what information baloo has extracted.

If you've got nothing (it would appear under an "Internal Info" line), then
something's failed.

You should have "File Name Terms" that includes S01E01 and m2ts.

You may have, if the the file extractors understand/cope with the format,
embedded metadata appearing in a "Terms:" line, or maybe listed with a property
name like "Width:" or "Height:" (taking these examples from indexed JPG's, I'm
afraid I don't know Video formats...)

Baloosearch should find your videos "by filename"

    baloosearch S01E01
    baloosearch m2ts

If you get anything listed in "Terms" you should find the file with a

    baloosearch yourterm

If you have properties appearing you could try (as an example)

    baloosearch width:1024

Hope this is all OK...

*)  Basic indexing will also index any "Extended Attributes", that is
    if you've added a tag, rating or comment in Dolphin, they'll
    be indexed

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