2009-12-26, 19:54
So I've spent the morning re-doing my movie library. After trying out various media managers, I had a crapload of .nfo and .jpg files in my movie directories, so I deleted all of that and started fresh. Out of 319 movies (all in \Movie Name\files.avi format), it caught about 270 or so. I've gone through and fixed most of them, changing Ocean's 13 to Ocean's Thirteen and the like (the scraper seems pretty sensitive to apostrophes), so I'm up to 308. Out of that, I have 8 documentaries that don't have entries on TMDB, leaving only 3 movies that don't get scraped for some reason. The movies are:
\9 (2009)\9.2009.Blu-ray.DTS.720p.x264.HDBRiSe.mkv
\Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone\Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone CD1.mkv
\Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone\Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone CD2.mkv
\Oldboy\Oldboy.avi
I look through ye olde debug logge file comes up with entries like this:
This is using the latest release and Win7 64-bit. Here's the full debug log in case you're curious: http://pastebin.com/m188c3597
Library question: Is there anyway, using sets or no, to specify a sort order for movie series? I'm going to try to get sets working and would like the movies to appear in specific orders.Edit: Oops, this is covered in the wiki. Sorry 'bout that.
\9 (2009)\9.2009.Blu-ray.DTS.720p.x264.HDBRiSe.mkv
\Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone\Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone CD1.mkv
\Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone\Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone CD2.mkv
\Oldboy\Oldboy.avi
I look through ye olde debug logge file comes up with entries like this:
Code:
11:46:09 T:2296 M:1357590528 DEBUG: VIDEO::CVideoInfoScanner::DoScan Scanning dir 'V:\Movies\9 (2009)\' as not in the database
11:46:09 T:2296 M:1357590528 DEBUG: Hash[movies,V:\Movies\9 (2009)\]:DB=[],Computed=[F107704E7A6518FA28377CA96B07F3D5]
11:46:09 T:2296 M:1357586432 DEBUG: No NFO file found. Using title search for 'V:\Movies\9 (2009)\9.2009.Blu-ray.DTS.720p.x264.HDBRiSe.mkv'
11:46:09 T:2296 M:1357586432 DEBUG: CIMDB::InternalFindMovie: Searching for '9 (2009)' using themoviedb.org scraper (file: 'tmdb.xml', content: 'movies', language: 'en', date: '2009-11-11', framework: '1.1')
11:46:09 T:2296 M:1357586432 DEBUG: FileCurl::Open(06AE6958) http://api.themoviedb.org/2.1/Movie.search/en/xml/57983e31fb435df4df77afb854740ea9/9%20%282009%29
11:46:10 T:880 M:1357586432 DEBUG: SDLKeyboard: scancode: 29, sym: 306, unicode: 0, modifier: 0
11:46:10 T:2296 M:1357586432 DEBUG: FileCurl::Close(06AE6958) http://api.themoviedb.org/2.1/Movie.search/en/xml/57983e31fb435df4df77afb854740ea9/9%20%282009%29
11:46:10 T:2296 M:1357586432 DEBUG: scraper: GetSearchResults returned <results></result>
11:46:10 T:2296 M:1357586432 DEBUG: Not adding item to library as no info was found :(
11:46:10 T:2296 M:1357586432 DEBUG: VIDEO::CVideoInfoScanner::DoScan - Finished dir: V:\Movies\9 (2009)\
This is using the latest release and Win7 64-bit. Here's the full debug log in case you're curious: http://pastebin.com/m188c3597
Library question: Is there anyway, using sets or no, to specify a sort order for movie series? I'm going to try to get sets working and would like the movies to appear in specific orders.Edit: Oops, this is covered in the wiki. Sorry 'bout that.