nul7 Wrote:I don't use XBMC for TV Shows and don't download any, so I have no clue what all the naming conventions and folder structures are, but I think I did ok.

CorpseTumor Wrote:Hey guys, nother question, could be easy but i cant find how to do this. I scraped everything fine now and all is good, except i forgot to check the box to only download actors with images and now i have a bunch of cast members in xbmc with no pictures. How do i go about deleting all the actors with no image with ember? I tried checking the box and rescanning but idk if im dong it right, can i get a step by step? Thanks

CorpseTumor Wrote:Hey guys, nother question, could be easy but i cant find how to do this. I scraped everything fine now and all is good, except i forgot to check the box to only download actors with images and now i have a bunch of cast members in xbmc with no pictures. How do i go about deleting all the actors with no image with ember? I tried checking the box and rescanning but idk if im dong it right, can i get a step by step? Thanks

nul7 Wrote:Instead of starting over from scratch, you can just use the custom scraper to rescrape only the cast (after you have selected to only scrape actors with images). Then, in XBMC, set the source content to none and back to movies to have it reload the new info.

bnevets27 Wrote:Adding my dummy library worked well and this is the only problems I found.

I have just been testing it for a little while. It picked up most of my 54 tv shows. It missed: Saturday Night Live and Penn & Teller Bullshit!, being the folder names. These are the titles in the nfo's: "Penn & Teller: Bullshit!" and "Saturday Night Live" Not sure why it would have missed Saturday Night Live.

There's a bug with displaying the title of an episode if an nfo is not present or incompatible(scene version). The title is displayed like this: - SE - Tile of show. So "- SE -" show not be there. The positive side effect is that it has made me aware of episodes that had nfo's but were not xbmc nfos. It would be helpful if ember could tell you it has found a nfo but is not xbmc compatible which would more or less mean its the scene version. Further more if there is a option to name the scene .nfo to .info like in the movies section that would be great. I have a feeling your probably already working on that.

The format of my shows are:
Series Name - S01E01 - Title of Episode

Unfortunately if I try to add my real library it fails and nothing is shown Here is the error:

Code:

Title: Error
Message: Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection.
Parameter name: index
StackTrace:    at System.Collections.ArrayList.get_Item(Int32 index)
   at System.Windows.Forms.DataGridViewSelectedRowCollection.get_Item(Int32 index)
   at Ember_Media_Manager.frmMain.FillList(Int32 iIndex, Boolean DupesOnly, String Actor)
Date/Time: 19/01/2010 1:01:03 AM

That is repeated 4 times.

Running Win 7 x64 running the x64 version.

The only difference between my dummy library is the tvdbid in the nfo's. My dummy library has <tvdbid>72108</tvdbid> my real library has <id>79488</id>. Not sure if that influences anything.

Great work so far!

CorpseTumor Wrote:i rescraped with cast and nfo ticked but am still getting some with "blank" images in the cast section of ember, will these get transfered to xbmc once i rescan?

themugger Wrote:Just tried the first TV test build and all my shows/seasons/episodes loaded first time! very quick and very impressed. good work as usual... Thanks

MrDVD Wrote:I also did an small test and it looks like EMM cant handle episodes like "s01e01-02.avi"

In such case it find only s01e01 but there is no info about s01e02 in the left tab.

And the log display:

Code:

Title: Error
Message: Der Objektverweis wurde nicht auf eine Objektinstanz festgelegt.
StackTrace:    bei Ember_Media_Manager.frmMain.fillScreenInfoWithEpisode()
Date/Time: 19.01.2010 11:03:29
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xbmc itself can handle it.