[luminart]

Hi, is there a way to have TMM write the file size and date added info to the nfo it creates?  Thanks.

[luminart]

Bump, any help with this appreciated. Since I use only TMM for scraping and this info is missing from the nfo files created, its not being picked up when I do a videodb.xml export either. Is there some setting I am missing, or script to be added.
Thanks!

[mlaggner]

the NFO file has a given structure from Kodi - Kodi does not need the file size so there is nothing in the NFO for the size..
why would you need that?

[luminart]

the NFO file has a given structure from Kodi - Kodi does not need the file size so there is nothing in the NFO for the size..
why would you need that?

Hi, thanks for your input. I maintain an excel data base of my movie collection and file size is something I would like to maintain and monitor, as formats change files can be replaced with more optimised versions.

[myron]

Well, we better make this available through our export templates, and not NFO.
Must be quite cumbersome, to parse XML to Excel, wheras TMM can do this with a single click?

[luminart]

Well, we better make this available through our export templates, and not NFO.
Must be quite cumbersome, to parse XML to Excel, wheras TMM can do this with a single click?

Hi, I hope you are doing well during these tough times. I have been working with the export templates and the excel export version from jhoyos works well. I have been trying to add IMDB rating to this jmte file but not able to get the right syntax.
With "<Cell><Data ss:Type="String">${movie.rating}</Data></Cell>" in the jmte file, I get "org.tinymediamanager.core.entities.MediaRating@3660d6" in the target cell.
Could you point me in the right direction.  Thanks.

[mlaggner]

Code:

<Cell><Data ss:Type="String">${movie.rating.rating}</Data></Cell>

should do the trick

[luminart]

Code:

<Cell><Data ss:Type="String">${movie.rating.rating}</Data></Cell>

should do the trick

Super! Thanks much!