TheBurner Wrote:Is there any plans for supporting media info lookup from rars?

zoytoy Wrote:Thanks, got the SVN working.

Also was wondering if there was a way to add a back/forward button when editing the movie information. This would be useful when adding/editing thumbnails instead of having to close and re-edit each new movie.

And another one, I know that each movie needs to have the source in the file name for XBMC to recognize it for its source flag. It would be great if there was perhaps a drop down choice somewhere that you could choose your source, and it would then edit the file name accordingly.

Try4Ce Wrote:Just registered and just wanted to express my thanks for this amazing program.
I now use it mainly for my full movies, its just very stable and reliable for my needs.
I really appreciate the efford put into this nice little program, helps me alot with managing my movies

Can't wait for the TV Show and Music support. This will just totally kick ass

iLurk Wrote:Hi,

Is it just me or does the program not filter the file names? Things like "bluray", "dvdrip" etc. Can't seem to find any settings for filters.

example would be

d:\300.2006.720p.BluRay.DTS.x264\300.2006.720p.BluRay.DTS.x264.mkv

EMM doesn't seem to be able to filter out all the "extras" in the file name. How do I make it recognize just the movie name?

It works great when I use something like d:\300\300.mkv



Cheers for the great app

sabone Wrote:Found another error: when rescraping a movie by new search the details of the first result are shown for every other movie i click only the picture updates even on the info on the botton it shows the wrong moviename but it scrapes the right one.

idioteque Wrote:I noticed that too

sabone Wrote:One question: what does mark movie mean?

if its mark movie as seen i would like to request a feature: it would be nice if its possible to mark a movie as seen in the movielist maybe by pressing the spacebar.


sorry for my english

iLurk Wrote:Hi,

Is it just me or does the program not filter the file names? Things like "bluray", "dvdrip" etc. Can't seem to find any settings for filters.

example would be

d:\300.2006.720p.BluRay.DTS.x264\300.2006.720p.BluRay.DTS.x264.mkv

EMM doesn't seem to be able to filter out all the "extras" in the file name. How do I make it recognize just the movie name?

It works great when I use something like d:\300\300.mkv



Cheers for the great app

Bram77 Wrote:I'm pretty impressed by the progress that is made. And I'm impressed by how smooth and fast the application runs. I'm sure it has a lot to do with smart programming, and I wasn't aware that VB is so powerful! Allowing for custom image resizing is a huge plus. But still, there are to many options to choose from. I think you could simplify the configuration by, for example, allowing to choose imge resizing for a specific XBMC resolution.
You could let users select from a combobox what kind of display they are using and based on that automatically set the image dimensions.
For a PAL 16:9 screen that would be 960x540 for fanart and 272x400 for posters.

This is just an example, but I think it would fit your vision on the interface to standardize some decisions.

about running this on mono.... I'm not sure if it would be wise to try an make it compatible. I've tried running it on .NET 2.0 before installing .NET 3.5 (on Windows) and a lot of stuff doesn't work with 2.0. You'll probably make it more difficult then needed when tying to make it run on Mono. I think the best way to make it run well on all platforms would be to rewrite it in Java. But that would be a lot of work

clackerdacker Wrote:All the files go in the VIDEO_TS directory so it's all nice and easy! The only difference in naming of the files I believe is that they need to be called video_ts.nfo and tbn if using the <movie>.nfo style approach.

tjiddy Wrote:Hey, I just started using the product and think it's WONDERFUL! I just wanted to give you a heads up that a lot of people are using this to generate nfo files to be used not in xbmc, but in a popcorn hour (using a program called yamj) as well. You can how the two are related here.

Anyway, one of the differences is, the placement of the nfo for VIDEO_TS files. It looks like YAMJ is expecting the nfo files for dvd rips to be one level higher. i.e. C:\Movies\Casino\Casino.nfo NOT C:\Movies\Casino\VIDEO_TS\Casino.nfo I understand that the primary purpose of this tool is the XBMC, but is there any way it can be an option, so we can continue using this great tool for the PH as well? If not, I'll try to petition the yamj folks, but to have a million files named video_ts.nfo doesn't sound appealing either.

Thanks and keep up the good work!

nul7 Wrote:It doesn't filter anything unless you tell it to. There is a filter list in settings. It is regex compatible and has the ability to use custom replaces as well. So, for the example you listed above, I would add the following (without the quotes):

"((?i)720p)"
"((?i)bluray)"
"((?i)dts)"
"((?i)x264)"
"(\.\d\d\d\d\.)" <- this one will filter out any 4 digit number surrounded by periods
"(.[->] )" <- this one will replace all periods with spaces

Make sure the year filter is above the period replacement filter in the list so it gets processed first. The "(?i)" signifies to be case-insensitive so, for example, "((?i)bluray)" will match BluRay, bluray, BLURAY, etc. Hope that helps!

iLurk Wrote:Excuse me for my stupidity but where exactly in the settings do I put those filters in? I'm using r119 and can't find this option under the "General" or "Movie" tabs


Edit: I only just now realized you might be talking about the "settings.xml" file hehe. If this is correct, I've added this line

Code:

<FilterCustom>((?i)720p)</FilterCustom>

and it gets overwritten back to the default when I run the app.

Thanks

nul7 Wrote:lol In Settings... here:




Type the filter into the box to the left of the plus sign.... then hit the plus sign to add it to the list. The arrows rearrange the items, and the red x removes the selected item(s) from the list.

iLurk Wrote:i feel like an idiot lol. Thanks


Just a quick question. When you release an update to the program, is there any way to export/import the filters?


Also if you're taking requests/suggestions, I'd like to make one. Can you please add a setting that will allow a user to ignore everything after a specific term i.e. date. So using the same example as before,

300.2006.720p.BluRay.DTS.x264.mkv

can you make the program filter out the year and ignore everything else after? This could save the user from having to use lots of one off filters. I'm pretty sure that 90% of people use a naming convention with @ least the name of the movie and the year. Some of us like having all that extra info in the file names and it would save a LOT of time .

Cheers