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RE: ViMediaManager - Media Manager for Mac OS X! - MariusTh86 - 2014-06-09
@ismadder: I actually don't know how to work with SQLITE files yet.
@capfuturo:
5) I just removed the adding of a dash from Blu-Ray and HD-DVD recognition, and added forgotten VHS recognition.
https://www.mediafire.com/?8j6ve2f4je6et
6) It was made for '[EXTENDED]' versions, tags such as yours, and japanese romaji names, so you're welcome. ;-)
RE: ViMediaManager - Media Manager for Mac OS X! - ismadder - 2014-06-12
http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/14340684/file.html
a video_cache.db
browser with sqllite databrowser and u will immediate understand
RE: ViMediaManager - Media Manager for Mac OS X! - SophT - 2014-06-15
(2014-06-07, 23:22)ismadder Wrote: I CAN READ THE video_cache.db with SQLITE Database browser it will show all the field its needs. If you could get read the file so if you change the tv_id from thetvdb.com. or TT id from imdb.com
I suggest you edit the field at thetvdb.com to correct the ID, or post in the forums so it gets fixed for everyone. Otherwise you can use the "manual search" button on a specific item- if I understand what you're trying to do (which I might not).
Is there a way you can increase the timeouts for downloading images? I infrequently get timeouts on fanarts and disc images but it happens enough that it's annoying. I don't believe the download actually fails, I think the program is terminating the download before it finishes. Then I get stuck with 95% of an image that will crash XBMC if it gets loaded there.
Along those lines, the notifications aren't very helpful in tracking down which images failed. Yesterday I ran 'Get metadata for all items without' on 210 movies. 5 images timed out, but I have no way if figuring out which images, so I need to hand-comb through 2000 images to find the 5, delete, and re-download them.
I've also tried looking for a log of which items failed, but it doesn't seem to log that info.
RE: ViMediaManager - Media Manager for Mac OS X! - MariusTh86 - 2014-06-15
@SophT:
There's a secret preference with which you can change the timeout time.
Open up the terminal and enter the following command: (Change 60 to whichever amount of time you want)
Code:
defaults write com.vidalvanbergen.vimediamanager-alpha.plist TimeOut 60You may also be able to change it by editing the .plist file 'com.vidalvanbergen.vimediamanager-alpha.plist' directly which can be found in '/Users/YOURNAME/Library/Preferences/'
Scroll down until you find the property called 'TimeOut' and change the value.
The default timeout is 30 seconds
RE: ViMediaManager - Media Manager for Mac OS X! - SophT - 2014-06-16
(2014-06-15, 10:39)MariusTh86 Wrote: @SophT:
There's a secret preference with which you can change the timeout time.
Open up the terminal and enter the following command: (Change 60 to whichever amount of time you want)
Code:defaults write com.vidalvanbergen.vimediamanager-alpha.plist TimeOut 60
You may also be able to change it by editing the .plist file 'com.vidalvanbergen.vimediamanager-alpha.plist' directly which can be found in '/Users/YOURNAME/Library/Preferences/'
Scroll down until you find the property called 'TimeOut' and change the value.
The default timeout is 30 seconds
Thanks for the tip- however this doesn't seem to work. I change the plist (or use defaults write), open the app and the timeout is 30 seconds despite the value I set being 120. quit the app, reopen it, reopen plist and value is reset to 30.
RE: ViMediaManager - Media Manager for Mac OS X! - MariusTh86 - 2014-06-16
(2014-06-16, 04:27)SophT Wrote:(2014-06-15, 10:39)MariusTh86 Wrote: @SophT:
There's a secret preference with which you can change the timeout time.
Open up the terminal and enter the following command: (Change 60 to whichever amount of time you want)
Code:defaults write com.vidalvanbergen.vimediamanager-alpha.plist TimeOut 60
You may also be able to change it by editing the .plist file 'com.vidalvanbergen.vimediamanager-alpha.plist' directly which can be found in '/Users/YOURNAME/Library/Preferences/'
Scroll down until you find the property called 'TimeOut' and change the value.
The default timeout is 30 seconds
Thanks for the tip- however this doesn't seem to work. I change the plist (or use defaults write), open the app and the timeout is 30 seconds despite the value I set being 120. quit the app, reopen it, reopen plist and value is reset to 30.
I had the command wrong, dropping the '.plist' from the defaults command should work on Mavericks:
Code:
defaults write com.vidalvanbergen.vimediamanager-alpha TimeOut 120RE: ViMediaManager - Media Manager for Mac OS X! - SophT - 2014-06-18
(2014-06-16, 18:35)MariusTh86 Wrote: I had the command wrong, dropping the '.plist' from the defaults command should work on Mavericks:
Code:defaults write com.vidalvanbergen.vimediamanager-alpha TimeOut 120
Thanks, I was aware of that- and had run the correct command. What I'm saying is that there are still two problems:
1) even with value of 120 timeout still occurs after 30 seconds
2) after you quit / reopen VIMM a couple of times the plist value is reset back to 30
RE: ViMediaManager - Media Manager for Mac OS X! - hadees - 2014-06-26
How do most regular ViMediaManager users handle refreshing the nfo files in XBMC once they edit them? I'm using MYSQL if that matters. It would be great if ViMediaManager could just update the MYSQL database.
Other then that awesome app!
ViMediaManager - Media Manager for Mac OS X! - theowiesengrund - 2014-06-26
I'm using http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=158373 - check out the qa/qax options and especially the qa.nfo.refresh parameter
RE: ViMediaManager - Media Manager for Mac OS X! - iorifly - 2014-06-30
Dear, I need help! Tried to search but it's hard to read 132 posts.
Is there any way to have the program given in Pt-br (interface)??
Another thing I see on the main screen thumbnail poster ....
RE: ViMediaManager - Media Manager for Mac OS X! - Glorious1 - 2014-07-01
iorifly, you might need to clarify your question. Maybe someone here knows what Pt-br is, but I don't. Then there's a phrase that goes . . .
RE: ViMediaManager - Media Manager for Mac OS X! - clackerdacker - 2014-07-02
(2014-07-01, 13:31)Glorious1 Wrote: iorifly, you might need to clarify your question. Maybe someone here knows what Pt-br is, but I don't. Then there's a phrase that goes . . .
I think they're asking if it can be localised into Portuguese
RE: ViMediaManager - Media Manager for Mac OS X! - Glorious1 - 2014-07-02
Ahh, I see. Marius has made available a translation tool for those who can help by translating the interface into their language. See the bottom of the post, where it says PPPS:
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=109976&pid=1235337#pid1235337
Oh, but it looks like the link is no longer valid for now.
RE: ViMediaManager - Media Manager for Mac OS X! - theowiesengrund - 2014-07-02
I tested the latest build (https://www.mediafire.com/?8j6ve2f4je6et) in both versions, but i'm not able to see the Rotten Tomatoes critics ratings anymore (the option is activated in the settings). I remember that it was visible in the "Summary" tab of the movie info before?
RE: ViMediaManager - Media Manager for Mac OS X! - MariusTh86 - 2014-07-04
@SophT: You may be able to use the free 'Prefs Editor' to open and change the preference file using the App's ID:
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/49955/prefs-editor
Once downloaded, open the 'File' Menu, select 'Open Bundle ID...' and use "com.vidalvanbergen.vimediamanager-alpha", make sure you have shut down ViMediaManager before you start using Prefs Editor.
@iorifly: Sorry, noone has provided me with portuguese translations yet, and recently I had the translation tool moved causing the link to break, here's a new one:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/tptzj4g05rl1e4j/AACAkbHzEx96LWbLW7m2y3NLa
To start translating, download the 'LinguaMacOSX' archive and the language of your choice, unzip Lingua and open the language file with it, the interface should be pretty straight forward, you can use the 'File' Menu > 'Export' > 'Export To Application' option to test out your language settings using the ViMediaManager App.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
@theowiesengrund: Thank you for notifying me! apparently rottentomatoes changed something about it's API and invalidated my API key, i'll try to get this working again as soon as possible.