2012-11-30, 16:42
Which scraper? imdb works well for me with local content.
(2012-11-28, 13:35)Trixster Wrote: Could be your sd card is on the way out - what you're describing happened to me until I re-imaged onto another card. The old card is now dead.
(2012-12-01, 00:49)zanardi Wrote: I bought a license mpeg2, I use it to watch DVDs in my hard disk.
It works, I can read the vob file, but I have to open a file at a time, and every time I lose the settings for language, subtitle, screen size (16/9, 4/3).
I set it to automatically switch to the next track, this helps, but does not solve the problems I listed.
How can I watch an entire DVD without interruption between the vob file?
(2012-11-30, 16:42)MilhouseVH Wrote: Which scraper? imdb works well for me with local content.
(2012-11-30, 16:43)lowridin_guy Wrote: When I checked the settings I only remember seeing that it stated it was the XBMC build as of 11/29/12 (November 29). I don't remember seeing the actual build number sorry. I can check after work.
(2012-11-30, 16:28)Wanderlei Wrote: The scrappers are driving me made again, I do all the scrapping on my PC so they have all the artwork, named correctly, all the required nfo, xml for xbmc and wmc but xbmc scrapper ignores the local info and just goes to the web and grabs everything again and gets alot of stuff wrong or refuses to scrap some content. It so much harder fixing things it scrapped wrong or simply doesn't scrap from inside xbmc.In earlier versions of XBMC you had to select "Use folder names for lookup" to force the use of local nfo-files (http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid...pid1160917). I don't know if this is still necessary...
So much better if xbmc had option to scrap local information and not rely on 3rd party web scrappers. Many people organise media collection on their desktop, we just need xbmc to read the info not gather it again.
(2012-12-04, 13:55)MilhouseVH Wrote: Menu Sounds and Volume Mute not working (not in Beta 3, or any previous builds). Shouldn't these features be working at this point?
The automated update process seems to be working, but two warning messages are displayed during the reboot (not preserving file permissions) as a result of moving the SYSTEM and kernel.img files from ext4 to FAT... using cp and then rm would avoid these messages, which may alarm ordinary users.