2014-05-17, 16:53
(2014-05-17, 06:56)Pr.Sinister Wrote: DanCooper :
I finally found what my problem was... I don't know if you can consider this a bug or not but when you setup the filenames to use, if you only use expert settings, Ember will not create the .actors, extrathumbs, extrafanart, or the trailer.
For it to work, both XBMC Frodo AND expert settings (or just XBMC Frodo) need to be enabled.
Maybe putting a note that no matter what, you need to enable at least one XBMC even if you use Expert Settings.
Keep up the good work!
Yes, i know that. A part of expert settings are not implemented
But trailers should working. Enter a filename WITHOUT file extention for trailers.
(2014-05-17, 07:11)Thales Wrote: I just installed the latest beta (Ember Media Manager 1.4 BETA x86 - 2014-05-09) and I'm getting "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." errors with almost everything I've tried so far.
I was trying to add all my custom genres from 1.3 and I would get that error every I hit the apply button and it wouldn't save the changes.
Also kept getting it while trying to input the API keys for TMDB, TVDB, and Fanart.tv. Haven't done too much else because I was trying to get all the settings done first.
I'm running Windows 7 and I installed the latest .net when Ember asked me to.
Does Ember 1.4 need any other component software installed other than the latest .net? Haven't seen anyone else mention that error before, so I was thinking I may have just missed something needed on the install.
All (new) genres need an image (select default.jpg if you don't have another).
You don't need any private API keys, only if you want the EpisodeGuideURL (TVDB) in tv shows NFO's.
(2014-05-17, 09:32)ss4johnny Wrote: @DanCooper When doing the reload for tv shows, I noticed that the shows and the episodes get the green checks but not the seasons. So after updating I've got all the tv shows and episodes with green checks, but not the seasons. Have to go show by show to update the season check marks.
Also the 260 character path limit error does not tell you what file(s) is(are) causing the issue. I'm using Ember on a Windows machine with all my media stored on a Freenas (Unix-based) machine. That machine seems to allow longer path/file names. I'd change 'em to work consistently with Windows (b/c the nfo files should accommodate longer names for episode titles), but it looks like it may be some work to track 'em down. I could probably figure it out, but I thought I might mention it anyway.
Yes, i know that issue with seasons. I will try to fix that for next beta.
