THX-UltraII Wrote:what is auto-pilot?

fekker Wrote:I'll bet those are in your cached directory.
can you remove any 0k files from there and retest.. maybe try command line and gui versions .

i'm knee deep in tvshow data in xbmc right now, i think it's an issue with my xml, but i'm testing some things with xbmc in real time debug to see.

JiveTalker Wrote:There is a config option to hide the wget screens.

JiveTalker Wrote:I think that the main reason that 2700 files downloaded even though you'd made few changes to your content was because TVDB rrecently renamed their files and hence the stuff in your cache no longer matched their content.

JiveTalker Wrote:As for the missing episode images I had a similar problem due to a bug in a slightly earlier version of MIP. If you go to you MIP install directory and then search for all files < 1kb you will hopefully find a number of 0 kb files in the cache.

bob_loblaw Wrote:...I'm still not sure why the wget windows download the zips occasionally, and how much they'd expect to download. Some of us with download limits may be concerned with the amount of data being automatically downloaded.

bob_loblaw Wrote:What I was really interested in was a way to hunt down episodes which don't have images at all and grab all of those instead of going through manually and doing it. Just after shows air there is usually no image for a day or so (sometimes longer), sometimes the nfo is empty besides the title and airdate too. I'm after a way to scan for missing images... Without having to redownload all the existing images.

kiboy6 Wrote:Just tried it out for the first time and this program is the greatest thing ever!

Couple of questions:

1.) Any way to make MIP deal correctly with a movie folder that has subfolders like "disc 1" and "disc 2". At the moment MIP is looking for movies called "Disc 1" etc

2.) If MIP doesn't recognize a title during auto-pilot and I then go and change the folder name, what's the best way to have MIP rescan to see the change before pre-cache stage? Do I have to scan the whole movies folder again?

3.) For music, I already have my desired album cover embedded in all files. Will MIP still make my XBMC prettier if i run my collection through it first? Or will XBMC do just as good a job directly for now? The main thing that could be improved from XBMC is the artist pics, which XBMC gets all in black and white from Allmusic Guide.

Thanks!

digitalhigh Wrote:1. I would recommend just moving the files into their own folder, and doing away with the subfolders. It might be a pain in the butt, but I'd wager that end result would be worth it.

2. If the title is recognized wrong in autopilot, all you'd need to do is select the movie in MIP, and put in the proper IMDB ID, then press the green button to update all the info.

3. I'd assume that if you have albumart embedded, then your stuff is probably tagged by iTunes? If that's the case, then you probably don't need to do anything to your music with MIP. However, if stuff is not being scanned into your music library properly, then MIP could help you clean things up a bit.