[DOWNLOAD] Media Flag Updater

mindweaver Wrote:When I'm done scanning and scraping I choose correct fanart and posters and use the excellent Export Library-function and save all my .nfo/fanart/posters to separate files. These files gets the same name as the videofile but not the folder name, just as I like it.

Just curious, how do you do that exactly?

Cause, I'm thinking... Why should we need an extra application to manage our media? IMO, I should be able to use the comfort of my sofa and my remote, to do whatever I need in XBMC and I want to use XBMC's built-in scrappers but I'm afraid, sometimes, the scrapped data is not the best. For instance, the posters...

Sorry, I forgot to bundle a .dll file. Download again, it should be working now!

Nazgulled Wrote:Just curious, how do you do that exactly?

Cause, I'm thinking... Why should we need an extra application to manage our media? IMO, I should be able to use the comfort of my sofa and my remote, to do whatever I need in XBMC and I want to use XBMC's built-in scrappers but I'm afraid, sometimes, the scrapped data is not the best. For instance, the posters...

How I do it? I press Info (i on keyboard that I have mapped to an info button on my remote) That presents me with a panel with movie details. There are buttons called IMAGE and FANART, press those to choose another poster or fanart. I can get screenshots for you if you can't find them

mindweaver Wrote:Sorry, I forgot to bundle a .dll file. Download again, it should be working now!

It loads now but crashed on the second folder when it encountered a moive.tbn file. It's just a generic "Media Flag Updater has stopped working" error. In event viewer it simply reports an i/o error with no specifics.

To make matters worse, in the first folder the files are all called "Dark City.mkv", "Dark City.jpg" etc and I ended up with them all called ".720p.bluray.dts.6ch.mkv", ".720p.bluray.dts.6ch.jpg"; It completely stripped and dropped the movie name itself...

-stoli-

stoli Wrote:It loads now but crashed on the second folder when it encountered a moive.tbn file. It's just a generic "Media Flag Updater has stopped working" error. In event viewer it simply reports an i/o error with no specifics.

To make matters worse, in the first folder the files are all called "Dark City.mkv", "Dark City.jpg" etc and I ended up with them all called ".720p.bluray.dts.6ch.mkv", ".720p.bluray.dts.6ch.jpg"; It completely stripped and dropped the movie name itself...

-stoli-

Do you have .nfo file with movie info exported from xbmc or created by MIP/MC in the movie directories? My application relies on these to determine movie name.

It should look like this:

[HTML]

<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
<movie>
<title>Lakeview Terrace</title>

..... other tags.

</movie>

[/HTML]

Perfect! Exactly what I needed! Thanks a lot mate

question .. can you make it possibly write to movie.nfo instead of <moviename>.nfo as a chioce ??

pletopia Wrote:question .. can you make it possibly write to movie.nfo instead of <moviename>.nfo as a chioce ??

Of course. One thing though, that option will make it incompatible with XBMC library export. But I guess it will work with mip/mc and such.

I will add it for you

sweet

Maybe it's just me, but it sometimes struggles interpreting dts audio and leaves the tags blank. Also, it reads some 1080i as 720p. If you fixed those and added a file name mask feature that let users configure the renaming process, you would probably be immortalized around here. Thanks.