Hitcher Wrote:That's because the path ignores 'parts' and thus can't be found.

Ayla Wrote:Anything I can do about it, Hitcher?

Apart from making all my 2 part movies into 1 part.

nul7 Wrote:The last version was in anticipation of the CodecID and Codec being separate in the nfo, but the XBMC dev team decided it was best to just merge the two into one Codec tag. So this version does the same.... It tries 2 different methods to get the CodecID and if none found, will just read the format, putting whichever it finds first in the Codec tag.

Quote:ListItem.VideoCodec - video codec of the stream. This is the fourcc if available or the decorder codec if not. e.g. xvid, mpeg4, h264.
ListItem.AudioCodec - audio codec of the stream. e.g. mp3, aac, ac3, dca (which is dts).

uncertainty Wrote:Call me a noob but need some guidance using bulk renamer. I'm using r626 and currently for my filenames I use "moviename.year.br.mkv" for all my bluray rips. I now want to change that to "moviename.year.bluray.mkv" along with all the associated tbn/fanart/nfo files.

How do I go about doing that using the bulk renamer?

thanks again

Nuno Wrote:First you have to lock all movies you do NOT want to rename (this is the only option to select movies for now)
Second, in Folder and/or File pattern use:
$T.$Y.bluray
The output will be "The Movie Name.year.blueray"
To replace SPACES with period use:
$T.$Y.bluray$X.
The output will be "The.Movie.Name.year.blueray"
To replace SPACES with _ use:
$T.$Y.bluray$X_
The output will be "The_Movie_Name.year.blueray"

If you want only to change filenames use $D on folder pattern and the above in file pattern. To keep the filename and change directory use $F in file pattern and the above in folder pattern.

I can try all flags and watch for the result real time in the list.. only after hit rename change will be done.

uncertainty Wrote:Ok I locked all my movies but 20 I wanted to rename. I then placed $T.$Y.bluray in the File area but no movies appeared in the list. In fact no matter what I do I cant seem to get any movies to even appear in the bulk renamer list.

Edit: this is the error ember is giving me in the log when I just try to open the bulk renamer tool using r626

"Title: Error
Message: Index and length must refer to a location within the string.
Parameter name: length
StackTrace: at System.String.InternalSubStringWithChecks(Int32 startIndex, Int32 length, Boolean fAlwaysCopy)
at Ember_Media_Manager.dlgBulkRenamer.bwLoadInfo_DoWork(Object sender, DoWorkEventArgs e)
Date/Time: 7/7/2009 12:43:02 PM"


thanks

ezechiel1917 Wrote:Removing <codecid> is ok, but moving it's data from it to <codec> is not. With svn626 from first post <codec> tag is filled with data which were previously stored as <codecid> by EMM, then XBMC skins aren't showing some media tags, because they expect them different, for example <codec>dca</codec> for DTS, instead of current EMM <codec>a_dts</codec> which XBMC skins doesn't recognize.

patkhoo Wrote:hi guys, I've searched through this thread but I couldn't find it anywhere, so I'm asking it here.. Does anyone use the MediaInfo.dll to get Runtime? I am using r626 and when I set this option, it gives me runtime of only the first part of a multipart movie.

For example:
Watchmen.cd1.avi - 90min
Watchmen.cd2.avi - 90min
Runtime (if set to use MI) will show as 90min, and not 180min..

Anyone else see this problem?

nul7 Wrote:It is correct. As mentioned many times in this thread, some output of mediainfo needs to be converted to what XBMC expects... we don't have every possible codec in our libraries, so we don't know all needed conversions. We rely on you guys to help us out in that respect. I'll add a conversion from "a_dts" to "dca".

Nuno Wrote:Ohh..
I see the issue now.. you are using multiple movies in one folder..
Will be fixed next release

EDIT: for this cases you should use $D for folder patten.