(2013-05-30, 16:42)formula Wrote:

(2013-05-30, 12:30)vbat99 Wrote:

(2013-05-30, 12:22)formula Wrote: hello again , can you tell me how i can add actors to movies , i can edit the movie but when i get to the actors button is not available to me - do i have to point the media manager to the thumbnail in a folder on my pc

It was possible to do this in the Alternative editor, r-click movie, select Edit (alternative), but for some reason this is not active.

Are you having the same issue, some actors are not downloaded for some movies? This is fixed and will be available in the next release.

well its not really a movie im trying to scrap .. its a live standup comedy dvd show , and with these kind of shows there isnt much info from IMDB more than likely the DVD isnt even logged at IMDB so i blank the .nfo and edit the show manually , hence trying to add actors to it .. also i was wondering could there be a new added feature in your program as you know , that as well as being able to add fanart and poster images .. i would find it really useful to be able to have a section to add disc art.png so long as there already in the movie folder , i know there is the artwork downloader program but that really does take forever to complete .. and i was wondering how easy or difficult it would be to add this feature to your program ? if you could just point the media manager to the selected disc.png without the program having to download it from the net .. if possible

(2013-06-04, 04:36)formula Wrote: thanks for this vbat !

(2013-06-04, 04:37)akya Wrote: awesome.... Thanks !!

(2013-06-04, 04:56)vbat99 Wrote:

(2013-06-04, 04:36)formula Wrote: thanks for this vbat !

(2013-06-04, 04:37)akya Wrote: awesome.... Thanks !!

Your welcome, but I can't take credit. AnotherPhil, HueyHQ, StormyKnight etc, they're the ones who really got MC rolling. And not to forget Billy who's brainchild this started from.

(2013-06-04, 22:34)pdo65 Wrote: Is it maybe possible to change it to write an >nl< language-tag automatically by MC ?

(2013-06-04, 23:15)HueyHq Wrote: Can I delete every post I have submitted this morning? It seems I have no idea what I'm talking about, AND I have had my first coffee!

My partner-in-crime, vbat99, has informed me this language code is derived from our Utilities function, so MC is totally in control of what is output! I will action your request then, shall I!

Looking over this function, it looks horribly out of date and due for an overhaul. Brace for disgruntled international users - but 'nl' will be correct!)

(2013-06-04, 22:34)pdo65 Wrote: Hi,

All my movies have Dutch subtitles and some have also Dutch audio.
When MC create an NFO file than it will always write/make the TAG with subtitle >dum< and audio >dum<
Like this:
<audio>
<language>dum</language>
<codec>DTS</codec>
<channels>6</channels>
<bitrate>1 509 Kbps</bitrate>
</audio>
<subtitle>
<language>dum</language>
<language>eng</language>
</subtitle>

Then I always change it manual to >nl< in the language-tag
Is it maybe possible to change it to write an >nl< language-tag automatically by MC ?

(2013-06-04, 22:45)HueyHq Wrote: The problem being is that this info comes directly out of the codec using the MediaInfo.dll file. This is third-party so we don't have any control over it. I suggest contacting the developers of that project to ask what the story is about that?
[EDIT: http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net]

Arbitrarily changing this in MC may cause issues elsewhere, eg XBMC!

Regardless, we'll get to the bottom of this!

(PS. what does 'dum' actually mean? I would have thought 'dut' would have been right (for us English-speaking types), or is it a native abbreviation?)

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(2013-06-04, 22:34)pdo65 Wrote: Is it maybe possible to change it to write an >nl< language-tag automatically by MC ?

Funny, you go to the MediaInfo project, and select the Netherlands flag, and it comes up with 'nl' as you would expect?
I wonder what's going on?

(2013-06-05, 00:17)vbat99 Wrote:

(2013-06-04, 22:34)pdo65 Wrote: Hi,

All my movies have Dutch subtitles and some have also Dutch audio.
When MC create an NFO file than it will always write/make the TAG with subtitle >dum< and audio >dum<
Like this:
<audio>
<language>dum</language>
<codec>DTS</codec>
<channels>6</channels>
<bitrate>1 509 Kbps</bitrate>
</audio>
<subtitle>
<language>dum</language>
<language>eng</language>
</subtitle>

Then I always change it manual to >nl< in the language-tag
Is it maybe possible to change it to write an >nl< language-tag automatically by MC ?

(2013-06-04, 22:45)HueyHq Wrote: The problem being is that this info comes directly out of the codec using the MediaInfo.dll file. This is third-party so we don't have any control over it. I suggest contacting the developers of that project to ask what the story is about that?
[EDIT: http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net]

Arbitrarily changing this in MC may cause issues elsewhere, eg XBMC!

Regardless, we'll get to the bottom of this!

(PS. what does 'dum' actually mean? I would have thought 'dut' would have been right (for us English-speaking types), or is it a native abbreviation?)

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(2013-06-04, 22:34)pdo65 Wrote: Is it maybe possible to change it to write an >nl< language-tag automatically by MC ?

Funny, you go to the MediaInfo project, and select the Netherlands flag, and it comes up with 'nl' as you would expect?
I wonder what's going on?

To help out Huey, could you download mediainfo from here, and open the video file, then select view-custom, and tell us what the language code is