Recent content by CSMR

OK. It sounds from your reply that some of the dev team is committed to maintaining the repo in a non-working state based on the fact it's been like that for decades. That's a shame because mediaportal cannot progress if so. The problems were: I cloned the repo and went to build the test...

The repo is not in good shape but I'll try for minimal change to get things to work without doing massive cleanup at this point. I was able to get the test project to build via a nuget.config change. The test projects didn't run and I found they had nunit dlls checked into the repo! So updated...

I found that the TI_IMDB script doesn't recognize the MovieName (date) [tt123...] format with square brackets, which either it or other grabbers in the past did recognize. Tests will make this clear and I started work on this, but blocked by problems in the repo preventing a build (described here).

I'm very glad to see that mediaportal 1 is on github, where ordinary devs with github accounts can make contributions. Please can you click the checkbox to add Issues to the github repo? This will allow the same devs to discuss issues there. It also enables AI functions e.g. assigning copilot...

TI_IMDB not working for me. Doesn't detect the tt number as it should. "No IMDB info found" error popup. Now the source code is on github, maybe I can add a test case?

Hi. Setting up MyLyrics now. I got version 2.2.2.295 from My Lyrics 2.2.0 for MP 1.10 Final, and above (31-12-2014) . I'm planning to tag my audio files using a "LYRICS" tag. This is the tag name that the foobar2000 OpenLyrics plugin seems to have as the most default tag. In theory, should it...

Thank you. The full uninstall worked. The info in your post should be added to Uninstalling MediaPortal . That page claims that selecting the "Full Product Cleanup" gives a "clean uninstall" when it doesn't and extra manual steps are needed.

I am trying to install Mediaportal with TV Server. I tried many versions, including current x64 and new prerelease x86, and upgrades as well as uninstalls. I always get this error: "Connection failed! Unable to connect to any of the specified MySQL hosts." Any way around this? I would suggest...

Master has: Regex rximdbid = new Regex(@"(?:\s|\+|^)(?<imdbid>tt\d{7,8})\b"); I.e. removing the first bits in the regex makes it work for me.

Using TI_MDB with the regex replaced with Regex(@"(?<imdbid>tt\d{7,8})") works.

Same issues as in the OP. No description for the non-working ones. Changing TI_MDB to alter the regex to the one listed in the linked issue generally gives "no IMDB info found".

This thread was incorrectly marked as solved. It was never solved and remains a huge usability problem with Mediaportal. Every time I do a Mediaportal update I need to search for this thread and hack the system in order to get it working again. One solution would be: get one or more grabbers...

Which do you think is the best current grabber then? If there were issues on github that would be a good place to discuss this. You think TMDB.csscript is better then the other four?

Choice is NOT good. The userbase of mediaportal should not be restricted to people willing to post in forums and hack their systems in order to get software working. Anything exposed to users in the normal process of usage should work. Adding non-working choices seriously harms the software...

I am on 1.23. I got my setup working using TI_MDB (manual download from github) but I could set up another system for testing in a few days. However there is only any point in testing or improving the best one, which as far as I can tell is TI_MDB, as the rest should be deleted. No need to...