There has to be a way to sync the thumbnails without relying on an external website...
There is a working addon that sets the library update to a frequency. Is there a way to modify that to have it download all image files from local network folders and sync them up at a specified time?
I use ember media manager and it stores all tbn files in the same folder as the movie... I want to try the MYSQL database sync but dont want to have to rely on an external software/website to sync the thumbnails... seems like it should be easy to do over smb...
Numus
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2011-01-28 20:21
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Ogi010
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2011-01-28 20:30
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+1 for this request, dropbox is a band aid solution.
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>>X<<
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2011-01-28 20:49
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Not quite sure what you want to do but the addon to set the library to update at specific intervals will work with local artwork and nfo's it just performs a library update
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Numus
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2011-01-28 20:50
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>>X<< Wrote:Not quite sure what you want to do but the addon to set the library to update at specific intervals will work with local artwork and nfo's it just performs a library update Don't want it to touch the library or info.. only the artwork.. this is specifically for hte MYSQL centralized database... |
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harryzimm
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2011-01-28 21:21
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I use rsync as a cron job from my server. It syncs my thumbs on all my htpc's every hour. It uses ssh so linux only i'm afraid.(correct me if i'm wrong)
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Numus
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2011-01-28 21:59
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harryzimm Wrote:I use rsync as a cron job from my server. It syncs my thumbs on all my htpc's every hour. It uses ssh so linux only i'm afraid.(correct me if i'm wrong) XBMC should be capable of doing this without anything additional... To my knowledge the clean db option checks database entries vs physical location and determines if the file still exists.. why cant we do the same thing, but database entires vs thumbnails on xbmc and if it isnt found, it goes back to the source and attempts to determine if it exists.. if it does it downloads it.. |
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aptalca
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2011-01-29 01:16
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harryzimm Wrote:I use rsync as a cron job from my server. It syncs my thumbs on all my htpc's every hour. It uses ssh so linux only i'm afraid.(correct me if i'm wrong) cwrsync+ssh works great in windows. I use it to take automated backups from my shared hosting onto my windows machine |
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Numus
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2011-01-29 02:35
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aptalca Wrote:cwrsync+ssh works great in windows. I use it to take automated backups from my shared hosting onto my windows machine Still would rather have it all integrated into xbmc |
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YodaEXE
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2011-01-29 22:56
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Just store the files on the server and use symlinks. There's no need for this functionality to be built into XBMC when there are several easy to use solutions integrated into the OS.
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maxinc
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2011-01-30 00:05
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YodaEXE Wrote:Just store the files on the server and use symlinks. There's no need for this functionality to be built into XBMC when there are several easy to use solutions integrated into the OS. I think because having them locally on a SSD for example, significantly improves the navigation experience. The Dropbox mechanism is basically a rsync that gets activated everythime a file changes inside a specific folder. Since we have no need for files to be uploaded to the internet, maybe knowledgable can find away to implement such a mechanism with tools already available? XBMC Live: i3 530 / GT210 / 2GB / SSD + 2 x Zotac HD01 / 2GB / SSD unRAID Pro: 6 x 1TB + 2 x 1.5TB + 2 x 2TB + 2 x 500G over GbE HP Micro Server: SABnzbd+, Sickbeard, Couchpotato, uTorrent, Media Companion, MySQL, MKV Toolnix |
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