2013-11-25, 00:17
(2013-11-25, 00:05)redglory Wrote: Tried to run your script like this:
which gave me lots of:Code:./texturecache.py jd movies | tools/mklocal.py --local E:/Movies --prefix E:/Movies --artwork fanart poster clearlogo clearart --output fixup.dat
Code:** SKIPPING ** - Bad Prefix - Zombieland
[XBMC path does not match prefix] E:\Movies\Zombieland.(2009)\Zombieland.2009.BR-Disk.xvid.avi
am I looking to this in a wrong way?!
As you're on Windows, your prefix should be E:\Movies not E:/Movies.
Remember to add --readonly unless you want the script to write new artwork into your E:\Movies folders!
Also, as you're using single movies per folder, the script may create (or look) for artwork files using movie name as a prefix... ie. for E:\Movies\Zombieland.(2009)\Zombieland.2009.BR-Disk.xvid.avi it will look for a poster called "E:\Movies\Zombieland.(2009)\Zombieland.2009.BR-Disk.xvid-poster.jpg".
If you would rather it did not use the movie name prefix, let me know and I'll see about making a change to support that - it may be possible to automatically detect this situation if the folder starts with the same name as the media file, or I'll just add a switch --singlefolders or something like that.