Missing Cover Art for ISO Files (1 Viewer)

[simmo]

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A change to svn (not sure what version this first appeared in) cover art for iso files no longer displayed despite being present in thumbs\Videos\Title. Moving the coverart to the path of the iso files fixes this.

 

[rtv]

Did you possibly activate the "each movie has has it's own directory" option?

 

[Mercbac]

rtv, I discovered this in my thread on folder.jpg just before the christmas holidays (simmo, thanks for creating the bugreport, since I also believe this to be a defect), and yes I do have this new "each movie has it's own directory" feature enabled. That was something you created as a result of my other thread.
So is it by design that .iso's (and other DVD image file formats) need to have their coverart in the same dir as the image file (at least when that option is enabled)?

 

[rtv]

rtv, I discovered this in my thread on folder.jpg just before the christmas holidays (simmo, thanks for creating the bugreport, since I also believe this to be a defect), and yes I do have this new "each movie has it's own directory" feature enabled. That was something you created as a result of my other thread.
So is it by design that .iso's (and other DVD image file formats) need to have their coverart in the same dir as the image file (at least when that option is enabled)?

It's more like a missing special handling for that case now. I'll see if something can be done there.

 

[Mercbac]

oops, spotted a mistake in my previous post. I do actually not have the option enabled, since I have all my movies split over only two dirs. Just to make sure I don't send you down the wrong path in the code once you start looking.

 

[simmo]

rtv, no its not enabled but interestingly enough it appears to work when enabled. All iso's are in one folder. What's the purpose of this setting?

 

[simmo]

Rtv,

Further to this, if I switch to title view as apposed to shares view all coverart is there without "each movie has it's own directory" option set. This is probably a better view anyway but this is different to previous versions.

Cheers

 

[rtv]

Rtv,

Further to this, if I switch to title view as apposed to shares view all coverart is there without "each movie has it's own directory" option set. This is probably a better view anyway but this is different to previous versions.

Cheers

Yeah - as of yesterday the database driven "views" do a single yet correct cover lookup now. There might still be some untested special view combination but in general those should work at least.