Release Version 2.8.2
#1
took a bit longer than expected, but here it is Smile

Version 2.8.2
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+ MediaInfo for ISO files - yay!
+ reworked command line scraping, please check syntax (add scrapeAll, reworked logic for TvShows)
+ added select all/deselect all buttons for metadata scrape options
+ added persian to the scraper languages
+ added telecine, R5 and stream to media sources
+ added extra language setting for subtitle scraping
+ support folder excluding in Kodi style (.nomedia file in folder to exclude)
+ added media source renamer token for TV shows
+ updated tmdb scraper (thanks to @davidsben)
+ updated extras detection to Plex naming scheme
+ IMDB scraper: option to scrape local release date or global release date
x fixed movie renamer dropping several image/NFO files
x TMDB crash when scraping of several TV shows without artwork
x fixed exporting of movies/TV shows
x fixed TV show multi-file episode detection
x fixed updating of tags in the UI
x rename .idx files along with with .sub files
x improved writing/reading speed for subtitles and NFO files
x do not overwrite external Kodi NFO streamdetails
x overwrite existing images in the exporter
x fix for renaming into subfolders
x fixed wrong scraped release dates (where no release date has been found)
x fixed TV episode detection for extracted disc files
x changed the NFO column to better indicate scraped/unscraped movies
x better detection of movie name out of filename
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#2
Great - thanks! Smile

Qustion regarding .iso-MediaInfo:
Functionality equals dropping an .iso file inside a standalone MediaInfo window - correct? No mounting or something else is involed?

Just curious:

MediaInfo gets basic data for many .iso files - but some .iso files return no data (just talking MediaInfo here, not TMM!)
.iso files which return no data when dropped into MediaInfo can be "fixed" by mounting the .iso files to a virtual drive and then dropping the mounted drive into MediaInfo. Now MediaInfo returns data which it could not previously when the .iso file was not mounted,

Again, just asking out of curiousity. I'm quite happy with basic .iso MediaInfo support and never thought it would come that soon at all. Smile
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#3
well, kinda.

For DVD ISOs we are able to open the ISO9660 container, and fully parse every file with mediainfo directly, accumulating duration et all...
No mounting needed Smile
(even without streaming the whole ISO over the network!)

For Bluray ISOs this is currently not possible. There's no good library (for java) to parse an UDF v2.5 container.
Most portable tools (even popular ones) are not able to do this either (winrar is a known one - windows only)
So MediaInfo mostly gives only some basic information.

We used this approach, to not have another native dependency;
ISO mounting might be kinda hard; we need to support all variants of OSses;
For windows you always have to "install" a driver/tool or such...
If we find some easy approach which works on all systems, we will definitely adapt that.
But for now this has kinda low priority...

But this all is still only a workaround - mediainfo should support ISOs in first place...
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