[Milhouse]

Tried to run your script like this:

Code:

./texturecache.py jd movies | tools/mklocal.py --local E:/Movies --prefix E:/Movies --artwork fanart poster clearlogo clearart --output fixup.dat

which gave me lots of:

Code:

** SKIPPING **  - Bad Prefix - Zombieland                                  
[XBMC path does not match prefix] E:\Movies\Zombieland.(2009)\Zombieland.2009.BR-Disk.xvid.avi

am I looking to this in a wrong way?!

As you're on Windows, your prefix should be E:\Movies not E:/Movies.

Remember to add --readonly unless you want the script to write new artwork into your E:\Movies folders!

Also, as you're using single movies per folder, the script may create (or look) for artwork files using movie name as a prefix... ie. for E:\Movies\Zombieland.(2009)\Zombieland.2009.BR-Disk.xvid.avi it will look for a poster called "E:\Movies\Zombieland.(2009)\Zombieland.2009.BR-Disk.xvid-poster.jpg".

If you would rather it did not use the movie name prefix, let me know and I'll see about making a change to support that - it may be possible to automatically detect this situation if the folder starts with the same name as the media file, or I'll just add a switch --singlefolders or something like that.

[redglory]

Yup, just noticed the --readonly flag before you posted.

I've edit my post with a log as I've tried with:

Code:

./texturecache.py jd movies | tools/mklocal.py --readonly --local E:\Movies --prefix E:\Movies --artwork fanart poster clearlogo clearart --output fixup.dat

same error displaying prefixes not match...

And i think your suggestion would be great as an command option.

thanks a lot for your quick answers

[Milhouse]

I've added the switch --singlefolders to mklocal.py which you'll need to use when you have movies in individual folders, and I've also tweaked the mapping functionality to make it a bit more Windows friendly (the regex subsitutions were objecting to the backward slashes). Please re-download the latest mklocal.py - you'll need to pull the file from github again as there's no update functionality built into mklocal.py (it shouldn't change that often - famous last words!)

Also, update your texturecache.py to v1.1.6 as I've stopped it complaining when output fails due to a broken pipe, which happens when mklocal.py exits abruptly.

Yup, just noticed the --readonly flag before you posted.

I've edit my post with a log as I've tried with:

Code:

./texturecache.py jd movies | tools/mklocal.py --readonly --local E:\Movies --prefix E:\Movies --artwork fanart poster clearlogo clearart --output fixup.dat

same error displaying prefixes not match...

And i think your suggestion would be great as an command option.

thanks a lot for your quick answers

I'm just a bit confused, are you running this on Windows or Linux? It's just that you're using a mixture of Linux and Windows notation, and of course you'll need to be on Windows to access your E:\ drive.

Assuming you are on Windows, try the following and paste the output:

Code:

texturecache.py jd movies zombieland | tools\mklocal.py --readonly --singlefolders --local E:\Movies --prefix E:\Movies --artwork fanart poster clearlogo clearart --output fixup.dat --verbose

If that doesn't work, please also paste the output from the following:

Code:

texturecache.py jd movies zombieland

Cheers.

[Milhouse]

Hold on, minor patch coming up...

[redglory]

Was using it on a Git Bash terminal window, but directory mappings are a bit confusing...and must be the problem.

Windows path "E:\Movies" is referenced by /e/movies

Ran this code on CMD:

Code:

python texturecache.py jd movies zombieland | tools\mklocal.py --readonly --singlefolders --local E:\Movies --prefix E:\Movies --artwork fanart poster clearlogo clearart --output fixup.dat --verbose

Output

Seems alright!

Just gonna wait for your update to run complete movie library.

Thanks alot!

[Milhouse]

OK download tools/mklocal.py again - should be working now on both Windows and Linux, --singlefolders or not... If it's not working, can you paste the output as requested in post #528. Thanks.

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Was using it on a Git Bash terminal window, but directory mappings are a bit confusing...and must be the problem.

Ran this code on CMD:

Code:

python texturecache.py jd movies zombieland | tools\mklocal.py --readonly --singlefolders --local E:\Movies --prefix E:\Movies --artwork fanart poster clearlogo clearart --output fixup.dat --verbose

Output

Seems alright!

You link is the output from texturecache.py, but what about the console output from mklocal.py?

I also note that your current fanart and poster artwork uses movie name prefixes, but your clearart and clearlogo do not use the movie name prefix. Hmmm. That's a pain...

[redglory]

OK download tools/mklocal.py again - should be working now on both Windows and Linux, --singlefolders or not... If it's not working, can you paste the output as requested in post #528. Thanks.

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Was using it on a Git Bash terminal window, but directory mappings are a bit confusing...and must be the problem.

Ran this code on CMD:

Code:

python texturecache.py jd movies zombieland | tools\mklocal.py --readonly --singlefolders --local E:\Movies --prefix E:\Movies --artwork fanart poster clearlogo clearart --output fixup.dat --verbose

Output

Seems alright!

You link is the output from texturecache.py, but what about the console output from mklocal.py?

I also note that your current fanart and poster artwork uses movie name prefixes, but your clearart and clearlogo do not use the movie name prefix. Hmmm. That's a pain...

Just ran above command again and this is the output: log

I suppose I'll run this for my movie entire collection

[Milhouse]

Just ran above command again and this is the output: log

I suppose I'll run this for my movie entire collection

That's still the log from texturecache.py, not the output from mklocal.py - what are you seeing on the console? Don't hold me accountable if this goes horribly wrong...

I'm also considering a fix for your mixture of artwork with and without movie names, but if you want to proceed let me know how it goes!

[redglory]

I suppose stack files are not supported?

I keep getting this:

Code:

##DEBUG## mediatype [movie]; mediatitle [Zero Dark Thirty]
##DEBUG##   mediafile is [stack://E:\Movies\Zero.Dark.Thirty.(2012)\Zero.Dark.Thirty.2012.DVD-Rip.xvid.cd1.avi , E:\Movies\Zero.Dark.Thirty.(2012)\Zero.Dark.Thirty.2012.DVD-Rip.xvid.cd2.avi]
** SKIPPING **  - Bad Prefix - Zero Dark Thirty                              
[XBMC path does not match prefix] stack://E:\Movies\Zero.Dark.Thirty.(2012)\Zero.Dark.Thirty.2012.DVD-Rip.xvid.cd1.avi , E:\Movies\Zero.Dark.Thirty.(2012)\Zero.Dark.Thirty.2012.DVD-Rip.xvid.cd2.avi

Here it is my fixup.dat

[Milhouse]

I suppose stack files are not supported?

I keep getting this:

Code:

##DEBUG## mediatype [movie]; mediatitle [Zero Dark Thirty]
##DEBUG##   mediafile is [stack://E:\Movies\Zero.Dark.Thirty.(2012)\Zero.Dark.Thirty.2012.DVD-Rip.xvid.cd1.avi , E:\Movies\Zero.Dark.Thirty.(2012)\Zero.Dark.Thirty.2012.DVD-Rip.xvid.cd2.avi]
** SKIPPING **  - Bad Prefix - Zero Dark Thirty                              
[XBMC path does not match prefix] stack://E:\Movies\Zero.Dark.Thirty.(2012)\Zero.Dark.Thirty.2012.DVD-Rip.xvid.cd1.avi , E:\Movies\Zero.Dark.Thirty.(2012)\Zero.Dark.Thirty.2012.DVD-Rip.xvid.cd2.avi

Not at the moment, no... but give me a few minutes!

[redglory]

I suppose stack files are not supported?

I keep getting this:

Code:

##DEBUG## mediatype [movie]; mediatitle [Zero Dark Thirty]
##DEBUG##   mediafile is [stack://E:\Movies\Zero.Dark.Thirty.(2012)\Zero.Dark.Thirty.2012.DVD-Rip.xvid.cd1.avi , E:\Movies\Zero.Dark.Thirty.(2012)\Zero.Dark.Thirty.2012.DVD-Rip.xvid.cd2.avi]
** SKIPPING **  - Bad Prefix - Zero Dark Thirty                              
[XBMC path does not match prefix] stack://E:\Movies\Zero.Dark.Thirty.(2012)\Zero.Dark.Thirty.2012.DVD-Rip.xvid.cd1.avi , E:\Movies\Zero.Dark.Thirty.(2012)\Zero.Dark.Thirty.2012.DVD-Rip.xvid.cd2.avi

Not at the moment, no... but give me a few minutes!

Man, you a freaky coder

Just edited my previous post with fixup.dat log.

[Milhouse]

Just edited my previous post with fixup.dat log.

Blimey, it's working...kinda!

Just looking at Zombieland, and I notice your current clearart and logo urls in the media library are nicely "mangled", ie. you currently have:

Code:

"clearart":"image://E:\Movies\Zombieland.(2009)/clearart.png/"
"clearlogo":"image://E:\Movies\Zombieland.(2009)/logo.png/"

where the slash before clearart.png and logo.png is the wrong way round (for Windows). Arghh.

This script has automatically fixed that (pure fluke), and consequently it now recognises these urls as having changed, so it wants to update this movie. It's correct to do so, but that's why they're there in the output. Moving on to fanart and poster, I'm not entirely sure why the poster and fanart weren't listed as changed items for Zombieland - could you run the following and paste just the console output, thanks:

Code:

python texturecache.py jd movies zombieland | tools\mklocal.py --readonly --singlefolders --local E:\Movies --prefix E:\Movies --artwork fanart poster clearlogo clearart --output --verbose

I'll have a version that works with mixed movie-name prefixes (this will still require the --singlefolders switch and is only useful in a situation like yours where the artwork already exists using a mixture of names - this may also explain the lack of posters and fanart in your current output), and also stacked files in a jiffy...

Man, you a freaky coder

Oh and Python is fun.

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Question on stacking - how do you name your artwork for a stacked movie, eg. Zero Dark Thirty?

[Milhouse]

Pushed another update to mklocal.py, this time with support for mixed movie-name prefix usage when reading existing local files (must specify --singlefolders to activate this) and also with initial unstacking support, though not entirely sure how you name your artwork here so may require an additional fix... for now it just uses the first media filename which will most likely be *.cd1.

[redglory]

Hey,

I'm not at home right now and when possible I'll test it again.

My stacked movie fanart are defined as: Movie.dvdrip.cd1.avi | Movie.dvdrip.cd2.avi is set as Movie.dvdrip-fanart.jpg (it removes part numbering)

It's an option inside EmberMM.

My goal after having this working as expected is to integrate a button inside EmberMM so that I can refresh art caching inside XBMC when I eventually change Movie fanart.

I have an SANnzbd script which follows this sequence:

1. SABnzbd finishes
2. CPS renames movie accordingly
3. EmberMM scrapes movie
4. XBMC library gets updated

Sometimes I don't like specific fanart and choose to modify it. That's when your script will get extremelly helpful!

Let's complete sequence with 5. Re-cache movie fanart

Will report back

[Milhouse]

My stacked movie fanart are defined as: Movie.dvdrip.cd1.avi | Movie.dvdrip.cd2.avi is set as Movie.dvdrip-fanart.jpg (it removes part numbering)

OK there's a new version of mklocal.py up on github that should support this, it will strip out the cd/disc/part/whatever so in the above case it should find artwork named as "Movie.dvdrip-fanart.jpg" (fingers crossed).