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RE: Clean up the Thumbnails folder - e2zippo - 2013-01-21

This really should be a part of XBMC. Hoping to see an update for this!


RE: Clean up the Thumbnails folder - mediumdry - 2013-01-30

(2013-01-06, 12:06)DiMag Wrote: please post a feature request.

And so I did....



RE: Clean up the Thumbnails folder - PatK - 2013-01-31

Frodo update desired.


RE: Clean up the Thumbnails folder - m4x1m - 2013-03-14

(2013-01-31, 20:01)PatK Wrote: Frodo update desired.

http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=158972


RE: Clean up the Thumbnails folder - Milhouse - 2013-03-18

Not an addon, but for those that are comfortable with the command line: Texture Cache utility.

It can be used to:
  • Pre-cache new (or updated) artwork rather than cache items slowly as they are viewed
  • Delete individual rows/files from the texture cache
  • Prune the texture cache of accumulated cruft
  • Search the texture cache using a simple text filter, or more complex SQL filters
  • View media library entries using JSON representation allowing further processing by additional scripts
  • Perform basic QA of media library items

Supports Frodo.


RE: Clean up the Thumbnails folder - NaturalBornCamp - 2013-05-01

You should post this as an official add-on, I bet a lot of people would be happy to put theirs hands on this beauty, including me

EDIT: Dammit, did not notice there were 30 pages of posts, probably a bunch of people already suggested the same thing, sorry


RE: Clean up the Thumbnails folder - texasfrank - 2013-09-03

Did anyone get it to work on a remote AppleTV 2?
I mean to run it on an OSX 10.6.8 machine and probing the ATV.
I get the App to start, but I couldn't figure out how to feed it the VideoDB on the ATV.
Initialization breaks very early with:

No file exists at XBMC SQLite path for video db. Cannot continue. Path = /var/mobile/Library/Preferences/XBMC/userdata/Database/MyVideos60.db

And believe me, the file is exactly there. I can download it through a web browser using this path: http://192.168.0.103:8080/vfs/special://masterprofile/Database/MyVideos60.db

I tried everything for the better part of the night and am giving up now.
Too bad, this tool was exactly what I was looking for.

Using Eden LinusYang Edition on ATV2, have SQLite DB, all standard.


RE: Clean up the Thumbnails folder - bradvido88 - 2013-09-03

The SQLite path is relative to where you run the cleanup tool, not the target machine (AppleTV). So if your running it on your local PC, you'll have to map a drive to the Apple TV's sqlite DB (or some other work-around).


RE: Clean up the Thumbnails folder - texasfrank - 2013-09-04

Yes, thats what I figured, but that is not possible with Windows XP and an ATV2 in the network. What do you expect, its Windows...

I ended up copying the entire Thumbnails-folder and the respective DBs to the Windows machine, put the appropriate paths in the XML and started the script. Worked like a charm!
I now have a cleaned-up Thumbnails-Folder and a cleaned up Textures.db, I just have to copy everything back to the ATV2.
Now that I know the procedure, I plan on doing this once a year or so, just to stay clean.

Thanks for that App and two nights of extensive fiddling, it was fun!


RE: Clean up the Thumbnails folder - exyron - 2013-09-04

Hi, i installed this and run the cleaner..

all my pictures are gone when i come back to my movies or videos folder.

Of course it moved the pictures but there is no folder so i cant restore thumbnails..

What i should do?

Id like to use this if there is some way to make it work..

any idea? thanks.