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RE: tinyMediaManager - a media manager written in Java (Win/Mac/Linux) - spinmaster - 2014-12-31
(2014-12-29, 20:21)mlaggner Wrote: This has one simple reason: Kodi does not have any folder restrictions for movie sets.
You have a clean setup where tmm could put the movie set artwork in the movie set root.
But e.g. my setup would be the following:
/movies/F/Fly, The (1986)/
...
/movies/F/Fly II, The (1989)/
...
/movies/F/Fantastic Four - Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007)/
...
where should tmm put the movie set artwork in this case? /movies/F/ would be definitely wrong.
Since Kodi has no restriction here, we do two things:
a) store the movie set artwork in every movie folder
b) store the movie set artwork in an artwork folder (if enabled in the settings)
Hope this helps
Thanks for making that clear... Keep up the great work!
RE: tinyMediaManager - a media manager written in Java (Win/Mac/Linux) - mew1033 - 2015-01-05
Quick question for you guys:
I have quite a few media files with multiple audio tracks. I purposely encoded the mkvs with a stereo track first, and the full DTS-MA/TrueHD track second in case I have a device playing the files that chokes on higher quality audio. My problem is that the icon that is displayed in TMM, and the data encoded in the nfo, are scraped from the first track. I get AAC 2 channel, instead of DTS 6 channel. Can TMM have an option to use the data in the second track? Or pick the track with the higher channel count? Or something.
Thanks for an awesome piece of software!
RE: tinyMediaManager - a media manager written in Java (Win/Mac/Linux) - mlaggner - 2015-01-06
I'll take a look at the displayed logo;
imho the info in the nfo is rather useless because almost every media center parses the files itself with mediainfo..
RE: tinyMediaManager - a media manager written in Java (Win/Mac/Linux) - mew1033 - 2015-01-07
(2015-01-06, 21:12)mlaggner Wrote: I'll take a look at the displayed logo;
imho the info in the nfo is rather useless because almost every media center parses the files itself with mediainfo..
Cool, thanks!
RE: tinyMediaManager - a media manager written in Java (Win/Mac/Linux) - mlaggner - 2015-01-07
taking the (first) audio track with the highest channel count will be in 2.6.5
RE: tinyMediaManager - a media manager written in Java (Win/Mac/Linux) - donut4000 - 2015-01-07
I started using this program yesterday after about 5+ years using XBM<C. I must have rescanned and hand-picked posters and fan art hundreds of times now: no more! Absolutely delighted with TMM - all my collections are exactly the way I want them, and if I need to nuke my XBMC installation, I'll not need to go through he same old loop anymore. One thing that isn't terribly pressing, but I cannot work out however is how to deal with multi-part films. I have a couple of movies that are in two parts, and I haven't been able to see how to get TMM to recognise them as one film, and scrap correspondingly. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks for a great bit of software!
RE: tinyMediaManager - a media manager written in Java (Win/Mac/Linux) - mlaggner - 2015-01-07
simply try to add "-part1, -part2" or "-cd1,-cd2" at the end of the filenames for multi file movies. should work out of the box
RE: tinyMediaManager - a media manager written in Java (Win/Mac/Linux) - mew1033 - 2015-01-07
(2015-01-07, 12:51)mlaggner Wrote: taking the (first) audio track with the highest channel count will be in 2.6.5
Most excellent! Thank you sir.
RE: tinyMediaManager - a media manager written in Java (Win/Mac/Linux) - mlaggner - 2015-01-11
11.01.2015 - Version 2.6.5
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+ enhanced TV show and movie renamer (http://goo.gl/8pbkFj)
IMPORTANT: REVIEW YOUR TV SHOW RENAMER SETTINGS!
+ DVD ordering of episodes (http://goo.gl/YBD5qJ)
+ added memory options especially for large media libraries
+ write thumb url into the NFO for multi episode files
+ added h265 logo
+ (experimental) added Rotten Tomates scraper
+ added downloading of custom image-urls in the image chooser
+ added genre to the movie renamer
+ now also allowing folder.jpg/png for disc images
+ option to change the language while scraping (movie and TV show chooser)
+ added several DTS profiles to mediainfo detection (+logos)
x added some workarounds for failing TVDB searches
x proper handling of the watched state in the NFO
x catching some NFO parsing problems
x improved parsing of imdb plot
x improved performance of artwork detection for movie sets
x better detection of media source (brrip, hdrip, hdtvrip, ...)
x fixed scraping of localized movie metadata
x fixed downloading of season posters
x fixed some minor issues with the command line version
x fixed Mac OSX startup script
x fixed some export template issues
x fixed some performance issues with movie set artwork detection
x fixed sort title generation for movie sets
x respect max. screen resolution when opening dialogs
x enabled double click in the episode chooser dialog
RE: tinyMediaManager - a media manager written in Java (Win/Mac/Linux) - RazorFR - 2015-01-11
Awesome!
DTS-MA now recognized, and renamed correctly
Many thanks
RE: tinyMediaManager - a media manager written in Java (Win/Mac/Linux) - MarkStega - 2015-01-14
Where does the information in the "Media information" tab come from? My movies are ripped as "Title (year)\Title (year).Bluray.iso" and I am not getting anything other than "Source" populated in that tab.All of the other information about the movies seems to be correct. TMM version is 2.6.5
[Edit] Using TMDB as the default scraper
[Edit2] Running on Windows 8.1 64 bit
RE: tinyMediaManager - a media manager written in Java (Win/Mac/Linux) - myron - 2015-01-15
I'm sorry, but mediainfo is currently not reading .ISO files
It only works on extracted isos or plain movie files...
RE: tinyMediaManager - a media manager written in Java (Win/Mac/Linux) - MarkStega - 2015-01-15
(2015-01-15, 15:08)myron Wrote: I'm sorry, but mediainfo is currently not reading .ISO filesAre there any plans to add support for ISO or do I need to change my ripping strategy (He says cringing thinking about re-ripping about 200 titles)?
It only works on extracted isos or plain movie files...
[Edit] What containers are supported (if any), i.e., MKV, etc? I.E. what is your definition of "plain movie files"?
RE: tinyMediaManager - a media manager written in Java (Win/Mac/Linux) - myron - 2015-01-15
Nearly all, what have been setup on TMM
https://mediaarea.net/de/MediaInfo/Support/Formats
For discussing/requesting this, please use this link
http://sourceforge.net/p/mediainfo/discussion/search/?q=iso
I wouldn't rerip everything, just for the sake of this information!
RE: tinyMediaManager - a media manager written in Java (Win/Mac/Linux) - MarkStega - 2015-01-15
(2015-01-15, 17:11)myron Wrote: Nearly all, what have been setup on TMM
https://mediaarea.net/de/MediaInfo/Support/Formats
For discussing/requesting this, please use this link
http://sourceforge.net/p/mediainfo/discussion/search/?q=iso
I wouldn't rerip everything, just for the sake of this information!
I missed the fact that MediaInfo was in use as a reader of metadata. I'll not hold my breath for ISO support since it has been on the feature request list since May 2010.
I won't re-rip but I may see if I can script MakeMKV or ClownBD to convert the ISO's...