(2015-07-29, 16:05)jonco Wrote: I am using the latest version of Ember but I cannot for some reason get it to download the posters of some movies. I have tried a variety of settings, I am using my own API keys for TMDB but it wont pick them up, I know there are posters available because I have manually downloaded them. Am I missing something, please help!Movie name?
(2015-07-29, 10:58)P_Jamula Wrote: is there anyway to show the size of the actual movie file in the main list
I need this as I have hundreds of old cartoons I included for my kid. he is now too old for them and I want to delete them from the library.
(2015-07-29, 16:08)DanCooper Wrote:(2015-07-29, 16:05)jonco Wrote: I am using the latest version of Ember but I cannot for some reason get it to download the posters of some movies. I have tried a variety of settings, I am using my own API keys for TMDB but it wont pick them up, I know there are posters available because I have manually downloaded them. Am I missing something, please help!Movie name?
(2015-07-30, 01:22)jonco Wrote:(2015-07-29, 16:08)DanCooper Wrote:(2015-07-29, 16:05)jonco Wrote: I am using the latest version of Ember but I cannot for some reason get it to download the posters of some movies. I have tried a variety of settings, I am using my own API keys for TMDB but it wont pick them up, I know there are posters available because I have manually downloaded them. Am I missing something, please help!Movie name?
It is various movies, leaning more towards the lower end of the spectrum of hit movies
For example 88 (2014) EMM says no posters available, but TMDB has some, https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/307479-88/posters
(2015-07-30, 09:16)DanCooper Wrote:(2015-07-30, 01:22)jonco Wrote:(2015-07-29, 16:08)DanCooper Wrote: Movie name?
It is various movies, leaning more towards the lower end of the spectrum of hit movies
For example 88 (2014) EMM says no posters available, but TMDB has some, https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/307479-88/posters
The movie 88 (2014) has no posters: https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/348899-88?language=en
(2015-07-30, 12:04)jonco Wrote:(2015-07-30, 09:16)DanCooper Wrote:(2015-07-30, 01:22)jonco Wrote: It is various movies, leaning more towards the lower end of the spectrum of hit movies
For example 88 (2014) EMM says no posters available, but TMDB has some, https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/307479-88/posters
The movie 88 (2014) has no posters: https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/348899-88?language=en
Thats because it is the wrong movie, it scraped the movie i put the link to before, but I have to go and add url for the posters
(2015-07-29, 23:04)Cocotus Wrote:(2015-07-29, 10:58)P_Jamula Wrote: is there anyway to show the size of the actual movie file in the main list
I need this as I have hundreds of old cartoons I included for my kid. he is now too old for them and I want to delete them from the library.
I don't think we store any filesize data of videofiles in the database at the moment. I just did a quick lookup at supported fields for mediainfo and its definately possible to read "filesize" of videofiles during metadata scan - it would be a new database field though... I have another point on my todo list regarding metadata scanning (real aspect ratio calculation support for beamer guys out there) so I will add this (maybe we are switching from mediainfo to ffmpeg alltogether, I recently discussed that with Dan). Don't expect that for the upcoming beta release though
(2015-08-01, 21:06)poster72 Wrote: well im off to a bad start, i cant even find the latest download for ember?
old user of 1.3, but willing to try the new version as i want to update my library.
