2014-08-04, 21:03
(2014-08-04, 20:53)Milhouse Wrote: Hard to say without knowing what artwork urls (if any) have been scraped for The Cure in your media library.
Try "./texturecache.py jd artists cure" to see what thumbnail and/or fanart urls have been scraped for this artist, then you should be able to search the cache using the correct substring(s).
Code:
OpenELEC:~ # ./texturecache.py jd artists cure
[
{
"artist": "The Cure",
"artistid": 668,
"fanart": "",
"label": "The Cure",
"thumbnail": ""
}
]Quote:Chances are this artist may not have any associated artwork, or there may be a problem accessing this artwork (upload a logfile: ./texturecache.py c artists cure @logfile=/tmp/tc.log).
Code:
OpenELEC:~ # ./texturecache.py c artists cure @logfile=/tmp/tc.log
Cache pre-load activity summary for "artists", filtered by "cure":
| fanart | thumbnail | TOTAL
--------------+-------------+-------------+-------------
Cached | - | - | 0
Deleted | - | - | 0
Duplicate | - | - | 0
Error | - | - | 0
Ignored | - | - | 0
Skipped | - | - | 0
Undefined | 1 | 1 | 2
========================================================
TOTAL | 1 | 1 | 2
Loading: 00:00:00.05
Parsing: 00:00:00.00
Comparing: 00:00:00.00
TOTAL RUNTIME: 00:00:00.05With the logfile here:
http://sprunge.us/XjQg
Quote:However if the artwork is embedded (image urls start with music://), then texturecache.py can't pre-load the cache with this artwork - you need to browse the GUI for this artwork to be extracted and cached.I don't think it's embedded.
