2016-08-04, 16:03
(2016-08-04, 13:31)Risgah Wrote: just parses the library and outputs all the "skipping bad prefix" messages about the movie files (but not the artwork files) on another disk (Disk2/Movies2) - the movies in Disk1/movies are not in there, so the prefix matches their path, correct? But nothing else happens, no output in the changes.dat file.
The mklocal.py script really only expects one root (prefix) that matches your entire library, but you've used a prefix which is specific to a subset of your movies, so the non-matching movies are ignored with "bad prefix" messages.
Try using "--local Nas/ --prefix smb://192.168.1.10:/" instead of "--local Nas/Disk1/Movies --prefix smb://192.168.1.10:/Disk1/Movies".
If you want to see what the script is doing, enable the debug option "--verbose".
Once the script has finished running, check what is in the changes.dat file - it should be a list of changes that will set artwork for various movies to a blank value, ie. nothing, which will remove the artwork from the media library. If you're happy with the changes, apply it to your media library with "type changes.dat | python texturecache.py set"
