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RE: MediaElch - MediaManager for Mac/Linux/Win - Komet - 2013-03-12 @Temhil: That's what I'm building right now One folder is no longer scanned for movies - _J@n_ - 2013-03-12 Hi All, Since about a week I have a strange issue with scanning movies. I will try to paint an as clear picture as I can. Configuration is as follows: ME is installed on MintLinux Nadia. Movies and TV shows are stored on my NAS in the following directories and mounted on my Linux machine through NFS: Movies folder 1 -> /mnt/NAS/video/Film/HD TV Show folder 1 -> /mnt/NAS/video/Series Movies folder 2 -> /mnt/NAS/video2/Films TV Shows folder 2 -> /mnt/NAS/video2/Series All properties on all files are basically R/W for everyone (aka 666). Everyone has write permissions on all folders. Strange thing is that Movies folder 2 is not scanned but TV Shows folder 2 is scanned (both on same volume). I have removed movies folder 2 from ME, closed and restarted ME and added the folder. No change. I have checked for dubious files including hidden files but I could not find any. Is there a way to create logs of what ME is doing so I can try to pinpoint the problem? If you need more info? Let me know! Any help greatly appreciated. Greetz, _J@N_ edit: Found the place to set debug mode. You can create an advancedsettings.xml to be placed at ~/.config/kvibes/MediaElch (see also www.mediaelch.de/usage) RE: MediaElch - MediaManager for Mac/Linux/Win - Komet - 2013-03-12 @_J@N_: To see debug output just start MediaElch from a terminal or if you want to setup a log file: See advanced settings section at http://www.mediaelch.de/usage/ Please try to add only the directory which is not scanned and post the debug log, or send it to [email protected] RE: MediaElch - MediaManager for Mac/Linux/Win - _J@n_ - 2013-03-12 (2013-03-12, 20:25)Komet Wrote: @_J@N_: Hi Komet, Thanks for your support! I seem to be unable to create a log file using the advancedsettings.xml method (Gosh, I feel like a noob ) but I did manage to start MediaElch from a terminal. This is what I found in terminal: Code: _J@N_@Nadia ~ $ MediaElch I have not removed other folders as yet. Will do that after this post. Greetz, _J@N_ edit: after removing the other sources ME found 7 movies (out of about 400). Will try to figure out how these are different from the others RE: MediaElch - MediaManager for Mac/Linux/Win - Komet - 2013-03-12 @_J@N_: Oh and please hit the "Reload" button in the menu bar and post this log file. This will trigger a full reload and clear the cache database. RE: MediaElch - MediaManager for Mac/Linux/Win - _J@n_ - 2013-03-12 (2013-03-12, 20:38)Komet Wrote: @_J@N_: Oh and please hit the "Reload" button in the menu bar and post this log file. This will trigger a full reload and clear the cache database. Hi Komet, Reloaded but still stuck at 7 movies. Will investigate now. Keep you posted! Greetz, _J@N_ RE: MediaElch - MediaManager for Mac/Linux/Win - Komet - 2013-03-12 Just a guess: Are there any movies in DVD structures that are not in subfolders named "VIDEO_TS"? That's known issue in MediaElch 1.5 and is already fixed in the current nightlies. RE: MediaElch - MediaManager for Mac/Linux/Win - _J@n_ - 2013-03-12 (2013-03-12, 20:43)Komet Wrote: Just a guess: Are there any movies in DVD structures that are not in subfolders named "VIDEO_TS"? That's known issue in MediaElch 1.5 and is already fixed in the current nightlies. Hi Komet, I was just going to post that the only movies found were the ones that have VIDEO_TS as a subfolder. That is...besides one that has the *.vob files etc in the root folder of the movie directory. Looks like I might be in need of a nightly or I could just place the vob files in a subfolder named VIDEO_TS, right? Greetz, _J@N_ RE: MediaElch - MediaManager for Mac/Linux/Win - Komet - 2013-03-12 That's right. Either use the current master branch or put dvd structures in subfolders called "VIDEO_TS", just as they are on DVDs. RE: MediaElch - MediaManager for Mac/Linux/Win - _J@n_ - 2013-03-12 Hi Komet, You are the man! Placed the files in VIDEO_TS and all movies are found again. You seriously rock! Mein deutsch is nicht sehr flüssig aber doch: Herzlichen Dank!! Greetz, _J@N_ RE: MediaElch - MediaManager for Mac/Linux/Win - tparvais - 2013-03-12 Hello One very small suggestion: when you want to configure the path to different video directory, it is impossible to add manually the unc Path. Only browsing the network is impossible Sometimes, on some networks, the remote server does not appear automatically. Can you change the "browse for folder" window to enable to write/search manually the folder ? Thank you Re: MediaElch - MediaManager for Mac/Linux/Win - soonerlater - 2013-03-12 I second this. RE: MediaElch - MediaManager for Mac/Linux/Win - Komet - 2013-03-12 (2013-03-12, 21:12)tparvais Wrote: Hello (2013-03-12, 21:43)soonerlater Wrote: I second this. https://github.com/Komet/MediaElch/issues/303 RE: MediaElch - MediaManager for Mac/Linux/Win - audio.addicted - 2013-03-12 (2013-03-08, 10:39)Komet Wrote:I've found the problem The default (re-)naming schema for TV-Shows in MediaElch doesn't include Season and Episode for the resulting filenames. After changing the pattern to "<title>.S<season>E<episode>.<extension>" it works. Should't this be the default?(2013-03-07, 21:48)audio.addicted Wrote: Mhh it only adds "Spartacus" as a TV-Show but it contains no Seasons or Episodes in XBMC. RE: MediaElch - MediaManager for Mac/Linux/Win - Komet - 2013-03-12 (2013-03-12, 22:37)audio.addicted Wrote:(2013-03-08, 10:39)Komet Wrote:I've found the problem The default (re-)naming schema for TV-Shows in MediaElch doesn't include Season and Episode for the resulting filenames. After changing the pattern to "<title>.S<season>E<episode>.<extension>" it works. Should't this be the default?(2013-03-07, 21:48)audio.addicted Wrote: Mhh it only adds "Spartacus" as a TV-Show but it contains no Seasons or Episodes in XBMC. Yep, seems like I just have not set the default naming scheme to this |