2013-10-03, 13:03
(2013-10-03, 11:51)binhex01 Wrote: just thought i would be courteous and let you know the outcome.
Thanks.
(2013-10-03, 11:51)binhex01 Wrote: is there any way you could pull out a list of movies matching certain resolutions?, for instance 720p or 1080p?, reason i ask is that im going through a process of moving from 720p to 1080p rips and its quite painful to track and not always easy to identify based on file size and/or file name.
Yep.
Code:
./texturecache.py query movies "streamdetails.video.height = 720"The test can be =, !=, <, <=, >, >=, contains, startswith, endswith - just leave a space between the field (on the left) and the value on the right... it's a very basic parser... you can also combine tests with and/or logic, eg. "streamdetails.video.height >= 720 and streamdetails.video.height < 1080"
(2013-10-03, 11:51)binhex01 Wrote: i think i am right in saying the textures sqlite db does indeed contain information regards resolution of videos scraped yes?.
The textures sqlite db (Textures13.db) doesn't contain stream information, but your media library might if the <streamdetails> tag has been scraped in from an NFO, or the GUI has extracted the stream details media files while you browse through your library. If the stream details are not present in your media library there will be no way to identify your 720/1080 movies.
