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- MariusTh86 - 2011-10-09 00:11
I was already thinking of the bottom of the movie information, which could fairly easily fit a breadcrumb path, at least to some extend, lots of blank space there.
- MariusTh86 - 2011-10-11 15:48
Just a small update while i'm working on 0.6:
v0.5.3 10/10/2011
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* [New] Added the option to sort by rating.
* [Dif] Added 2 new video filetypes for support in scanning.
- Dzigg - 2011-10-12 08:28
Hey, just wanna say great job on this! I second the request for download subtitle, that would make this a complete media manager for xbmc..
- T800 - 2011-10-12 09:40
At the moment I'm scraping with Ember and creating sets and media info then running through ViMediaManger and getting better quality artwork and trailers.
I've noticed when processing my bluray rips if the file is .ts, after being scraped by ember the .nfo file doesn't get noticed in ViMediaManager.
If I scrape it with ViMediaManger it creates a new nfo along side the original ember nfo called movie.nfo not Batman 1989.bluray.nfo.
The same file in a .mkv gets noticed in ViMediaManager without any problems.
I haven't tried .m2ts files.
How far off is getting mediainfo working with ViMediaManager?
- demosthien - 2011-10-12 11:19
T800 Wrote:If I scrape it with ViMediaManger it creates a new nfo along side the original ember nfo called movie.nfo not Batman 1989.bluray.nfo.
Do you have your ViMM preferences set tho create the filename you're after? I figure if you have it set to create a "movie.nfo" then it will probably ignore a file named with "Batman 1989.bluray.nfo" (which is "<movie>.nfo" in the preferences).
- MariusTh86 - 2011-10-12 11:29
I've found a way to intergrate MediaInfo, but I'll be saving it for the first 0.6 release.
.ts and .m2ts files should be recognized in ViMM 0.5.3, could you check weather you've got the latest version of ViMediaManager?
- T800 - 2011-10-12 11:43
demosthien Wrote:Do you have your ViMM preferences set tho create the filename you're after? I figure if you have it set to create a "movie.nfo" then it will probably ignore a file named with "Batman 1989.bluray.nfo" (which is "<movie>.nfo" in the preferences).
I have the preferences set to <movie>.nfo. If there is a .nfo already there for a .ts file (created by ember) it creates movie.nfo.
- T800 - 2011-10-12 11:50
MariusTh86 Wrote:I've found a way to intergrate MediaInfo, but I'll be saving it for the first 0.6 release.
.ts and .m2ts files should be recognized in ViMM 0.5.3, could you check weather you've got the latest version of ViMediaManager?
I just updated to 0.5.3 and now it's fine!
Sweet! Get sets and mediainfo sorted and ember and windows can go bye bye!
- ionblue - 2011-10-14 00:23
I've been doing this the hard way using a VM running WinXP and YANFOE. I'm very glad I happened across this! Keep up the good work. I'll be donating.
I am having some issues whenever ViMM gets to a movie it can't locate. It throws an exception and states the program must be shut down. So I manually do those, but I wouldn't think if a movie scrape came back NULL that it just die.
Anyway, I haven't taken a screenshot of the error just yet, but if you need it I can. Heck, for all I know this is a known error, but I didn't see it come up in a search.
- ionblue - 2011-10-14 00:25
ionblue Wrote:I've been doing this the hard way using a VM running WinXP and YANFOE. I'm very glad I happened across this! Keep up the good work. I'll be donating.
I am having some issues whenever ViMM gets to a movie it can't locate. It throws an exception and states the program must be shut down. So I manually do those, but I wouldn't think if a movie scrape came back NULL that it just die.
Anyway, I haven't taken a screenshot of the error just yet, but if you need it I can. Heck, for all I know this is a known error, but I didn't see it come up in a search.
Speak of the devil - it just threw another one. This is the message:
An exception of class NilObjectException was not handled. The application must shut down.
Hope it helps. Oh and I'm on 10.7.2 if that matters any. Also, it only happens when I'm doing a "Fetch All". If I do manual fetch and correct it it's OK.