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Thank you, I somehow missed this info. (Here the coverart downlaod is random...)



Simone

I've had this problem for many MP SVN. In some SVN there must have been a change in MP that causes this problem (I don't think mymovies has changed something there).

I've noticed there is the same problem with the mymovies script in moving pictures.

I don't have a clear idea of how to solve this problem right now.

The issue with slightly unusual characters such as è é à ò ù ì is fixed in the upcoming release of Moving Pictures. The problem is that the HTML standard does not place strict requirements on the type of encoding a website uses. Because of this the application reading an HTML document needs to check the header for the encoding to properly parse the contents. The relevant code for Moving Pictures is here, but if any developers for Media Portal itself want further input send me a PM. Basically though, if this is, as I suspect, the same problem that we addressed in Moving Pictures, this will require a code change to MediaPortal itself.

Hi fforde,

should this problem already be fixed in 0.6.5 (or 0.6.4) release of Moving Pictures? Because I still have this problem. Or will it be fixed in 0.7.0?

Thanks

Because it is a more complicated (and thus a higher risk) fix, we decided to push this back to 0.7. Sorry, but we just want to keep 0.6 as stable as possible and it would be bad if we inadvertently introduced a bug here as it could break importation for all movies.

One improvment request for mymovies grabber: handle movies separated in two files.

As you know if you name a movie file part exacly the same as the other and you add at the end "CD|cd|DISC|disc|part|Part|DVD" "[[0-9]{1,2}-[0-9]{1,2}" like

300 Part1.avi
300 Part2.avi

then you'll see them as 1 movie in MyVideos section. If you call IMDB from there everything goes well

But if you call the scan from Configuration.exe you have to remove "Part1" ( refering to the above example ) manually. Would be cool if this can be automated.

Simone

Hi Chemelli,

I think this is a thing that should be handled by mediaportal itself, not the script. At least I don't know how to do it, the script is simply called for every single file, I have no way to know there is another file with a similar name.

But I will try to check the IMDB script to see what it does.

Edit: checked the IMDB original script and it seems there is no reference to multifile movies, as I suspected. It should be mediaportal that should find similar entries in the database/filenames and collapse them according to me.

Roby

My idea was just to strip out the final part of the file name before doing the search if it match one of those appendix

Simone