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To start tinyMediaManager via the command line, there is a new executeable/shellscript for your system:

Windows: tinyMediaManagerCMD.exe
Linux/OSX: tinyMediaManagerCMD.sh (note: on OSX it is inside the tinyMediaManager.app)

Execute without any parameter, to display syntax.

Available parameters:

• -updateMovies ........ update all movie datasources and add new movies/files to the database
  
• -updateMoviesX....... replace X with 1-9 - just updates a single movie datasource; ordering like GUI
  
• -updateTv ............... update all TvShow datasources and add new TvShows/episodes to the database
  
• -updateTvX.............. replace X with 1-9 - just updates a single TvShow datasource; ordering like GUI
  
• -update .................. update all (short for ‘-updateMovies -updateTv’)
   
  
• -scrapeUnscraped ... scrape all unscraped movies (independent from update)
  
• -scrapeNew ............ auto-scrape (force best match) new found movies/TvShows/episodes from former update(s)
  
• -renameNew ........... rename & cleanup of the new found/scraped movies/TvShows/episodes
   
  
• -checkFiles ............ does a physical check, if all files in DB are existent on filesystem (might take long!)
  

so a "tinyMediaManagerCMD.exe -update -scrapeNew -renameNew" perfectly cleans your new and updated items

NOTE: if you start tinyMediaManager this way, you won’t get an UI or updates!
Please check for updates with the normal executeable to stay up to date.

the reference is now available at our wiki on GitHub