Tolriq Wrote:The $O was for Original Title :p (it was asked on google but i didn't move to the new site need to motivate to use a 123213123 account :p

for mediainfo not working i don't think path problem

X:\Disk 1\__New\The Mummy Returns (2001)\The Mummy Returns.bluray.mkv (works)
X:\Disk 1\__New\The Mist (2007)\The Mist.mkv (don't work).X:\Disk 1\__New\Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008)\Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.bluray.mkv (don't work)

Tolriq Wrote:Title: Error
Message: Tentative de chargement d'un programme de format incorrect. (Exception de HRESULT : 0x8007000B)
StackTrace: à Ember_Media_Manager.MediaInfo.MediaInfo_New()
à Ember_Media_Manager.MediaInfo.ScanMI(String sPath)
Date/Time: 17/07/2009 22:27:07
===========================================================================================

The same

Multiples edit and new post make the discution strange to follow

Edit for your edit of my edit : the missing text is the title column inside the dialog

Tolriq Wrote:Yes i can play them the scanning was working with previous releases.

But in fact the last SVN break all

i got the
Title: Error
Message: Tentative de chargement d'un programme de format incorrect. (Exception de HRESULT : 0x8007000B)
StackTrace: à Ember_Media_Manager.MediaInfo.MediaInfo_New()
à Ember_Media_Manager.MediaInfo.ScanMI(String sPath)
Date/Time: 17/07/2009 22:37:21
===========================================================================================

on all films

RockDawg Wrote:I tried that with r735 and I can't get any nfo's or images. Like a couple other posts mention, I think it's broken. I reverted back to r723 and used the settings you say, and it works, but when I remove .ifo from the valid extension list, the nfo Ember creates is named VTS_01_1.nfo not VIDEO_TS.nfo.

To reiterate, I do not have a VIDEO_TS folder. All the files are in a folder named with the movie title. That's why I originally used the "detect VIDEO_TS folders even if they aren't named VIDEO_TS" option.

nul7 Wrote:The renamer just reads from the database on load, so if there are movies in the main list, they should also be listing in the renamer. Please enable error logging and try again. If an error log is created, please post its contents.

RockDawg Wrote:Any input on how to get this working?

Tolriq Wrote:Ok i deleted the errorlog reboot check and recheck the dll it"s the x86 from the svn.

Still not working but in fact no error log

touf99 Wrote:there is my log error

Title: Error
Message: La référence d'objet n'est pas définie à une instance d'un objet.
StackTrace: à Ember_Media_Manager.dlgBulkRenamer.bwLoadInfo_DoWork(Object sender, DoWorkEventArgs e)
Date/Time: 17/07/2009 22:55:53

Quote:Try deleting the dll you currently have in the bin folder and re-download the one from the link above.

nul7 Wrote:Are you still using r656?

nul7 Wrote:You can remove .ifo from the valid extensions list, then set "Skip files smaller than" to something like 100 mb (you may have to experiment with this slightly).... that way it will skip over the smaller vobs.

Remove and re-add the source you have to clear out the database.

Unless you have folders with a bunch of movies in them, you can uncheck "Automatically detect video_ts" and enable "Detect only one movie" for the source. You can leave both enabled, but it just makes the scanner a little bit faster.

Enable "Use folder name for initial listing" for the source.

That should detect all your movies properly with your particular folder structure. Keep in mind though, that there is a problem with the scraper in the last test build or two that caused the scrapers to act erratically (sometimes working... sometimes not... due to transaction collisions with the db).

RockDawg Wrote:That didn't work either. File path still shows VTS_01_1.VOB and the nfo created is named VTS_01_1.nfo. Also, Ember doesn't show a checkmark under the nfo column for any of the movies that already had nfo's, but I assume that's because they are named VIDEO_TS.nfo and it's looking for VTS_01_1. Oddly though, when I select one of those movies Ember shows information for it.

I'm confused on the purpose of skipping the small vobs. I thought Ember would find the VIDEO_TS.ifo file. Regardless, most movies consist of multiple 1GB vobs and 1 smaller one. Why does the small one need to be ignored?