[Web Interface Addon] XWMM - XBMC Web Media Manager

Still same problem

(2012-06-14 19:53)g.scholtens Wrote:  Still same problem

I assume you are actually trying to connect to XBMC on the same computer as opposed to another on the network, but try using the IP address instead of "localhost". You can find your IP in XBMC system info. Also make sure you have "allow control of XBMC via HTTP" turned on under System-Network settings.

Can anyone tell me how to use this tool? I desperately need a library editor because for some reason, even though I use theRenamer on most of my movies, the automatic library scan does not work for 50% of my stuff.

Now when I go to XWMM I have a lot of movies which don't have a title, some of them have some information, even a picture or complete, others have nothing. How am I supposed to figure out which file this is? I thought XWMM purpose was to exactly fix those errors manually? So is it me or is the field File Name just missing?

There is a file browser within XWMM, but I'm not sure that's what you're looking for.

I agree that the addition of a filename field would be appropriate.

(2012-06-14 20:17)falc410 Wrote:  Now when I go to XWMM I have a lot of movies which don't have a title, some of them have some information, even a picture or complete, others have nothing.

you're not using xbmc 12 alpha "froyo" from git are you? xwmm doesn't work with it and presents the problems you are describing above.

if you're using xbmc 11 eden then xwmm 2.0.6 works fine - for some reason xbmc only see's 2.0.5 but you can get 2.0.6 from the website, but even 2.0.5 should work.

I tried 2.0.5 and 2.0.6. and I'm using the official release. It's a problem with my library, not XWMM. I just bought a remote app for the iPhone and same problem here. For most of the movies there is no title, or a wrong one and also the thumbnail image is wrong too. I really need a good library editor to fix these issues.
I couldn't get XBNE to work, and it renamed a lot of files even though I didn't want that, so I'm kinda scared of that program. I hoped XWMM was what I was looking for

(2012-06-14 20:33)sej7278 Wrote:  

(2012-06-14 20:17)falc410 Wrote:  Now when I go to XWMM I have a lot of movies which don't have a title, some of them have some information, even a picture or complete, others have nothing.

you're not using xbmc 12 alpha "froyo" from git are you? xwmm doesn't work with it and presents the problems you are describing above.

if you're using xbmc 11 eden then xwmm 2.0.6 works fine - for some reason xbmc only see's 2.0.5 but you can get 2.0.6 from the website, but even 2.0.5 should work.

Don't know wich version i use. I now see a grey screen on the url.

(2012-06-15 09:23)g.scholtens Wrote:  Don't know wich version i use. I now see a grey screen on the url.

well you're going to have to put some more work in than that if you want us to help you.

the addon info is within the xbmc application itself (not the web interface) in settings, as is the version of xbmc.

you'll also have to check within the application that you've actually enabled xwmm and that you have xbmc configured to allow http remote control etc.

(2012-06-15 11:56)sej7278 Wrote:  

(2012-06-15 09:23)g.scholtens Wrote:  Don't know wich version i use. I now see a grey screen on the url.

well you're going to have to put some more work in than that if you want us to help you.

the addon info is within the xbmc application itself (not the web interface) in settings, as is the version of xbmc.

you'll also have to check within the application that you've actually enabled xwmm and that you have xbmc configured to allow http remote control etc.

Use the latest version. Enabled xwmm and allow to http remote control.

(2012-06-16 12:15)g.scholtens Wrote:  Use the latest version. Enabled xwmm and allow to http remote control.

well if the "latest version" was a 12 alpha compiled from git, that's your problem. if you mean you got it from a repo, then its probably 11 eden (it says on the loading screen) which should work fine, unless your database is broken.