2021-04-26, 02:53
Quick Question (sorry if answered, a quick search turned up nothing):
I use an external media manager (TinyMediaManager) and have video library set to use local NFO only.
Is there a good way (from kodi) to refresh / rescan the media folders that updates items ALREADY in the library with new info in the NFO or newly added artwork? (I'm ok with running texturecache.py as a subsequent step). Alternatively, it there a command I can run to empty the database of all entries that would be repopulated on a library clean / update?
I didn't see anything in the API (did I miss something?): https://kodi.wiki/view/JSON-RPC_API/v10#...freshMovie
Is there a 'safe' set of SQL commands I can run via ssh to clear the DB without resetting the scraper on the defined paths? UGLY solution
As a last resort, I'm considering setting up a symlink to my media (to be used by kodi) which I can delete, clean DB, recreate symlink, rescan... but that seems like a little too much duct tape and bubblegum... Also Ugly
Any thoughts?
Thanks.
I use an external media manager (TinyMediaManager) and have video library set to use local NFO only.
Is there a good way (from kodi) to refresh / rescan the media folders that updates items ALREADY in the library with new info in the NFO or newly added artwork? (I'm ok with running texturecache.py as a subsequent step). Alternatively, it there a command I can run to empty the database of all entries that would be repopulated on a library clean / update?
I didn't see anything in the API (did I miss something?): https://kodi.wiki/view/JSON-RPC_API/v10#...freshMovie
Is there a 'safe' set of SQL commands I can run via ssh to clear the DB without resetting the scraper on the defined paths? UGLY solution
As a last resort, I'm considering setting up a symlink to my media (to be used by kodi) which I can delete, clean DB, recreate symlink, rescan... but that seems like a little too much duct tape and bubblegum... Also Ugly
Any thoughts?
Thanks.