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« on: November 23, 2009, 11:18:19 pm »It was a problem with new imdb design. It has been resolved in the latest version of the plugin.Thanks!
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It was a problem with new imdb design. It has been resolved in the latest version of the plugin.Thanks!
Didn't raldo have a problem similar to this a while back? I thought it might have something to do with me using the newer x64 version of Firebird, but I get the same results with the older x32 version.
The file scanner uses <year> to get the year from file names and effectively uses this data when adding movies. New Movie Master will be improved to get year as well.
It could do so, but how many videos do you have with year tag set? I do not think it's worth implementing at this point.
The idea is good, but it is pretty much work involving changes in the whole plugin system, so its unlikely that such functionality will be available soonThat's unfortunate, since many first time users find this behavior tedious. I recommended PVD to a colleague a few days ago and this was one of his comments.
I was thinking of using the Rename, Move & Copy tool ("rename" mode). Is that what you had problems with, or is that what you're recommending? It has a search & replace function.Yes, that's the tool I've had problems with. One issue with "Rename..." is that it only moves files in the DB, so "dangling" files are left behind!
Just curious—are you unable to even select the network path in the dialog when it's run manually? I suppose the problem is the dialog itself is not being equipped to handle network drives.Yes I am able to select the folders.
4. Use MC to move all data to new locations on the HDD (generally, to consolidate multiple locations into fewer; the USB drive will no longer be used for media). Scan the new locations to update the paths in PVD. Then run PvdImport mass update to ensure all the pathnames match.I've had some bad experiences using MC to move a lot of data.
Do you see any problems with this approach? Is there an easier way? It's tempting to think there must be if the two computers were networked (something I'm not planning on doing because the old computer is to be retired). But that doesn't seem to offer any easier means of migrating files while keeping them in sync with the MC library and PVD database.
In the meantime, you could subst a drive letter for "\\Server\Videos."
I suspect you're not using "|" as a delimiter.
Yes. When you run Scan folders... it should present a "Select Directory or Files" dialog with your paths pre-selected. Unless you want to change the selected paths, you should be able just to confirm "OK" for it to run. So what exactly is happening? Does the dialog appear? Are the paths pre-selected?Yes, the dialog appears, but the paths in the abovementioned edit box aren't preselected. Thus currently I need to re select the paths every time I want to scan.
The liquid nitrogen cooling system hasn't arrived, so I should be able to schedule another test on the museum piece. But I thought you were about done. Have you made more changes?Well, no more changes after 10/11. I was thinking of releasing pretty soon, but I don't trust my own testing
What happens when you run the file scanner after the program has started? Does it use the folders set in Preferences then?
Yes. The next item in Preferences—the paths are set in the File Scanner section (at the top).I've never gotten this to work! The path is set in the File scanner section (below "Search for new movies and changed paths on program start")
Good idea. I'll see if I can add this functionality quickly into the next release.
Good idea. I'll see if I can add this functionality quickly into the next release.
MOVIES."defposter" = IMAGES."imgid"Thanks, Nostra, It's now on my list of todos in PvdImport...