(2013-10-29, 20:12)Komet Wrote: I must admit I'm a little bit out of business with Mint, I've just created the deb for Ubuntu Saucy.
I'll check if these two packages can be skipped.

(2013-10-29, 19:48)Komet Wrote: @solamnic:

b) Sounds like you have a very small resolution on your screen... An option to restore a "legacy" layout will be available in the next release but this layout will get no attention from my side.

(2013-10-29, 20:48)solamnic Wrote:

(2013-10-29, 19:48)Komet Wrote: @solamnic:

b) Sounds like you have a very small resolution on your screen... An option to restore a "legacy" layout will be available in the next release but this layout will get no attention from my side.

erm i use 1920 X 1200....

(2013-10-29, 21:04)solamnic Wrote:

(2013-10-29, 21:07)solamnic Wrote: need any more info?

(2013-10-29, 20:12)Komet Wrote: [quote='Chuck Bartowski' pid='1538609' dateline='1383069697']
Hi Komet

Great work - really love it.

At the moment it isnt possible to add banners to a season where there aren't season specific ones. Is it possible to mirror the way Media Elch handles Fanart ie it shows all available and you can just select one for the season.

Also any chance of adding Excaliburfilms website as a scraper?

(2013-10-29, 21:24)Komet Wrote:

(2013-10-29, 21:07)solamnic Wrote: need any more info?

Erm, no? If you don't need the movie list that big, just make it smaller... Have a look at this screenshot: http://www.mediaelch.de/wp-content/gallery/screenshots/movies.png
Move your mouse to the point between the movie list and the info view, click, and move to the left

(2013-10-29, 20:12)Komet Wrote: I must admit I'm a little bit out of business with Mint, I've just created the deb for Ubuntu Saucy.
I'll check if these two packages can be skipped.

(2013-11-01, 17:29)IceNine Wrote: Hello Devs! I am in the market for a new media management software to handle my TV/Movie libraries and so far MediaElch looks like a great candidate. I don't have any specific complaints but I do have one (hopefully) small request. Since I am moving away from EMM I would still like to maintain my current workflow as much as possible and one of the features of EMM that I see a partial implementation for in MediaElch is file/folder renaming. There is one placeholder missing in MediaElch from how I have my library set up already, which is video resolution.

Example:

This is a common format I might get from a download

\\Server\Movies\Movie.A.2013.x264.1080\Movie.A.2013.x264.1080.mkv

And this is how I currently have all my movies renamed through EMM:

\\Server\Movies\Movie A (2013) 1080p\Movie A (2013) 1080p.mkv

Nice and neat. The resolution placeholder is missing from MediaElch, so the closest I would currently be able to get with it is

\\Server\Movies\Movie A (2013)\Movie A (2013).mkv

A small difference I know, but I have my library how I like it and would prefer to keep it that way if I can. Plus I like having the resolution in the file/folder name so I can weed out SD movies for HD replacement.

Since MediaElch already has resolution information on my movies via MediaInfo (hopefully) this would be a minor addition, and I know I would personally really appreciate seeing it as an option. Thanks in advance!

(2013-11-01, 17:37)Komet Wrote:

(2013-11-01, 17:29)IceNine Wrote: Hello Devs! I am in the market for a new media management software to handle my TV/Movie libraries and so far MediaElch looks like a great candidate. I don't have any specific complaints but I do have one (hopefully) small request. Since I am moving away from EMM I would still like to maintain my current workflow as much as possible and one of the features of EMM that I see a partial implementation for in MediaElch is file/folder renaming. There is one placeholder missing in MediaElch from how I have my library set up already, which is video resolution.

Example:

This is a common format I might get from a download

\\Server\Movies\Movie.A.2013.x264.1080\Movie.A.2013.x264.1080.mkv

And this is how I currently have all my movies renamed through EMM:

\\Server\Movies\Movie A (2013) 1080p\Movie A (2013) 1080p.mkv

Nice and neat. The resolution placeholder is missing from MediaElch, so the closest I would currently be able to get with it is

\\Server\Movies\Movie A (2013)\Movie A (2013).mkv

A small difference I know, but I have my library how I like it and would prefer to keep it that way if I can. Plus I like having the resolution in the file/folder name so I can weed out SD movies for HD replacement.

Since MediaElch already has resolution information on my movies via MediaInfo (hopefully) this would be a minor addition, and I know I would personally really appreciate seeing it as an option. Thanks in advance!

I'm only a single dev

This is already on the roadmap but I'm still trying to find an easy way to make this configurable.
There's one point I'm struggling with: What if a movie doesn't have this information (not only resolution, I would like to add placeholders for original title, sort title, imdb id and set name as well). Let's say you have a rename pattern like "<title> (<year>) - <imdb_id> - <resolution>.<ext>". A movie without IMDB ID and resolution info will get an ugly name like "Movie A (2013) - - .mkv". But I don't want to wrap it in ifs like "<title> (<year>) <if imdb_id> - <imdb_id></if>....". This would be very confusing... Ideas welcome

(2013-11-01, 18:06)IceNine Wrote: Or you could have an option for the separators ( ' - ' and such) to be put in by MediaElch automatically as part of the placeholder, so then if info is missing both the placeholder and the separator would be skipped.