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Thank you I will try

Seemed to work - is there a Kodi Interface update command as well? I didn't see it in the guide from the first post.

Hi @Dan,

What's the correct way to scan and scrape just a movie folder instead of doing a complete library scan?

I'm running the following command-line:

But my EMM log says:

And nothing is being scraped...

Thanks

(2017-11-11, 16:41)redglory Wrote: [ -> ]Hi @Dan,

What's the correct way to scan and scrape just a movie folder instead of doing a complete library scan?

I'm running the following command-line:

Code:

"D:\\EmberMediaManager\\Ember Media Manager.exe" -profile redglory -scanfolder "M:\\Movies\\Walking Out (2017)"" newauto all -nowindow

But my EMM log says:

Code:

2017-11-11 14:40:58.0216;EmberAPI.CommandLine;EmberAPI.CommandLine.RunCommandLine;1;WARN;[CommandLine] Invalid command: newauto;
2017-11-11 14:40:58.0216;EmberAPI.CommandLine;EmberAPI.CommandLine.RunCommandLine;1;WARN;[CommandLine] Invalid command: all;


And nothing is being scraped...

Thanks

-profile redglory -scanfolder "M:\Movies\Walking Out (2017)" -scrapemovies newauto all -nowindow

(2017-11-10, 03:09)NewYears1978 Wrote: [ -> ]Thank you I will try

Seemed to work - is there a Kodi Interface update command as well? I didn't see it in the guide from the first post.

No, there is no command, but it runs automatically if you've enabled RealTime Sync in KI host settings.

Thanks I will try it when I get home

Edit: works great!

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(2017-11-11, 17:36)DanCooper Wrote: [ -> ]

(2017-11-10, 03:09)NewYears1978 Wrote: [ -> ]Thank you I will try

Seemed to work - is there a Kodi Interface update command as well? I didn't see it in the guide from the first post.

No, there is no command, but it runs automatically if you've enabled RealTime Sync in KI host settings. 

Ah, I do have those checked..I never noticed it doing that on it's own - I will test next time I have a new show, thank you

(2017-11-12, 05:15)NewYears1978 Wrote: [ -> ]

(2017-11-11, 17:36)DanCooper Wrote: [ -> ]

(2017-11-10, 03:09)NewYears1978 Wrote: [ -> ]Thank you I will try

Seemed to work - is there a Kodi Interface update command as well? I didn't see it in the guide from the first post.

No, there is no command, but it runs automatically if you've enabled RealTime Sync in KI host settings.  

Ah, I do have those checked..I never noticed it doing that on it's own - I will test next time I have a new show, thank you  

With RealTime Sync enabled, the KI sync every time if Ember save something to his own database.

Hi @Dan,

Just to clarify one thing.

For new tv shows to be scraped correctly one would run the following command-line:

and for new episodes in an existing TV Show we would run:

Is this the correct way?

Thanks!

(2017-11-12, 20:39)redglory Wrote: [ -> ]Hi @Dan,

Just to clarify one thing.

For new tv shows to be scraped correctly one would run the following command-line:

Code:

"Ember Media Manager.exe" -profile redglory -updatetvshows -scrapetvshows newauto all -nowindow

and for new episodes in an existing TV Show we would run:

Code:

"Ember Media Manager.exe" -profile redglory -scanfolder "T:\TV\The Exorcist" -scrapetvshows newauto all -nowindow

Is this the correct way?

Thanks!

First yes, second no. It's not needed to start a scrape for new episodes, if the shows has already been scraped. Episode scraping will run automatically while database update, so you don't need to do more then:

(2017-11-12, 20:51)DanCooper Wrote: [ -> ]

(2017-11-12, 20:39)redglory Wrote: [ -> ]Hi @Dan,

Just to clarify one thing.

For new tv shows to be scraped correctly one would run the following command-line:

Code:

"Ember Media Manager.exe" -profile redglory -updatetvshows -scrapetvshows newauto all -nowindow

and for new episodes in an existing TV Show we would run:

Code:

"Ember Media Manager.exe" -profile redglory -scanfolder "T:\TV\The Exorcist" -scrapetvshows newauto all -nowindow

Is this the correct way?

Thanks!

First yes, second no. It's not needed to start a scrape for new episodes, if the shows has already been scraped. Episode scraping will run automatically while database update, so you don't need to do more then:

Code:

"Ember Media Manager.exe" -profile redglory -scanfolder "T:\TV\The Exorcist" -nowindow

 

Makes sense! Thanks a lot

@redglory May I ask why you use -scanfolder instead of running a global update?

I use it as a script to update only that episode.

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(2017-11-13, 20:56)redglory Wrote: [ -> ]I use it as a script to update only that episode.

PP script for nzbget? Just using "C:\Ember Media Manager BETA\Ember Media Manager.exe" -updatetvshows would do the same


EDIT: I see you working on this https://github.com/redglory/ember_media_manager get rid of couch and start using radarr then just do this

(2017-11-13, 18:37)Fail$tyle420 Wrote: [ -> ]@redglory May I ask why you use -scanfolder instead of running a global update?

It's much faster than scan the whole tv show library. I do the same for all folders with new episodes, but I use the context menu entry in Windows Explorer.

(2017-11-13, 22:12)DanCooper Wrote: [ -> ]

(2017-11-13, 18:37)Fail$tyle420 Wrote: [ -> ]@redglory May I ask why you use -scanfolder instead of running a global update?

It's much faster than scan the whole tv show library. I do the same for all folders with new episodes, but I use the context menu entry in Windows Explorer. 

Yupp, that's why I use it.

I've set it as a Sonarr post-processing script

I'm updating it to first query kodi to find if the TV Show is already in kodi's library. If not, run the script with the -updatetvshows -scrapetvshows command-line options