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Thanks for that. I'll have a look and let you know when I've fixed it.Better than before but, for the moment, maybe something is missing yet in .sln or .csproj ?
Thanks for that. I'll have a look and let you know when I've fixed it.Better than before but, for the moment, maybe something is missing yet in .sln or .csproj ?
I don't see that check box. I see a regular checkbox for actor data. Which has been there for a long time. And it works like this:In the screen above setting actor data OFF/ON affects both Skip files already in the database and Refresh existing files.
You forget that the main work is in the GUI, Mediaportal. I haven't entered the Configurator on my HTPCs in over 2 years. And I think 99% of users, don't use the Configurator for movie information. Getting information, updating information is either automatic or in the GUI, Mediaportal.Notice that the actor data checkbox is now exists in the scan and editor tabs; checking either of them activates the other checkbox as well. I did this so you don't have to keep switching back to the scan tab to change that setting. Both checkboxes are defaulted to OFF. So you have to actively set it to enable not fetching actor data. It could be argued that setting the default to ON might be better though. Perhaps users could indicate which option they prefer?
Very strange, it takes me seconds. What grabber are you using?his is the bit that takes a very long time
The very fact that the fetch is only taking you seconds is an indication that the fetch is only getting the director for the movie and not all of the the other actors and their roles as well. I you were fetching the other actors and roles you would definitely notice the time difference. I've done testing on this and getting actors by role (in the database that means populating the actor and actorlinkmovie tables for all actors partaking in the movie) is noticeable not only because of the time it takes but because the screen shows each actor being fetched, one by one. Like I said, this wasn't working correctly for me until I changed the code to correct a few coding errors.Very strange, it takes me seconds. What grabber are you using?