My Anime 3 (2 Viewers)

[lwerndly]

I have PM'ed you, if you could send me your logs

Thanks

EDIT: GENERAL NOTICE: Also the web cache is back online, however only TvDB and MAL link searching is enabled. You may (or may not) notice file hashing has become slower

 

[lwerndly]

Just discovered: Using an underscore ("_") in a folder name seems to cause trouble. I used as drop folder name "Anime_Drop" which was interpreted as "Anime\_Drop". Due to that no files were identified nor shifted.

I can't replicate this error using either MySQL or MSSQL.
What indicated to you that the folder name was interpreted as "Anime\_Drop".
Was this in the logs?

 

[lwerndly]

Version 3.1.1

JMM Desktop and JMM Server (no change to MA3)

• File renaming is now enabled
• Issue #247 : Added two new tests for file renaming: Video Resolution Width and Video Resolution height
• File renaming replacement change: if video resolution info does not exist in AniDB data try the MediaInfo generated data instead
• File renaming: add tag for original file name by release group
• File renaming: allow a rename script to be set as the default for automatic renaming when a file is added to the collection
• Issue #244: Clear queue button for each of the operations in JMM Desktop and Server

Help on file renaming
http://code.google.com/p/jmm/wiki/UserManual_File_Renaming

 

[Codex]

Quite a few people have asked to make JMM compatible with linux.
It's not a small job so I haven't really gone much into it yet.
It also conflicts with the requests to run JMM Server as a windows service, so a few thing s to work out yet.

Well here's to hoping even a wine port would be sweet lol

 

[yhoogi]

Just discovered: Using an underscore ("_") in a folder name seems to cause trouble. I used as drop folder name "Anime_Drop" which was interpreted as "Anime\_Drop". Due to that no files were identified nor shifted.

I can't replicate this error using either MySQL or MSSQL.
What indicated to you that the folder name was interpreted as "Anime\_Drop".
Was this in the logs?

Beats me where I saw it, but it was not in the JMM logs. I just checked it.
First impulse is , that I have seen it somewhere in the MP plugin or its log (which are lost).
Fact is, reproducing the error with the current version did not reproduce as well.
Maybe it has been implicitly taken care of during the subsequent updaes.

Cheers,

 

[yhoogi]

Hi Iwerndly,

You intend also to provide a streaming capability to the Ipad?
(although I personally have no clue how this can be managed )

Cheers,

 

[lwerndly]

You intend also to provide a streaming capability to the Ipad?
(although I personally have no clue how this can be managed )

I can't remember what I have said on streaming before, but to sum it up....
It is unlikely I will ever do streaming to iPad (an iPad app) because I don't have a mac, and no intention to get one.

I have started on a Windows 8 metro app which requires streaming, as long as I can work out a few of the issues that I currently have with the streaming implementation (some of the guys on the IRC channel have pointed me to a solution for this).
This streaming support will also be added to JMM Desktop.

Having said that, I would love if someone else wrote an app for iPad that connects to JMM Server.
I currently use the Air Video app, which allows you to stream video and supports subtitles.

 

[cunnox]

With file renaming, IF F(!1) doesn't seem to work.
I would also like %cen and %depr tags to be available.

One of my files fails to rename with error, 'The given path's format is not supported'

Here's my scpipt as I would like it:

IF I(eng) DO ADD '%eng '// if the anime has an official/main title english add it to the string
IF I(ann);I(!eng) DO ADD '%ann '
DO ADD '%enr'
IF F(!1) DO ADD 'v%ver'
DO ADD ' - %epr'
DO ADD ' [%grp]'//sub group name short
DO ADD '[%src]'// Video Source
DO ADD '[%res]'// Video Resolution
IF Z(10) DO ADD '[%bitbit]'// Video Bit Depth (only if 10bit)
IF I(cen) DO ADD '[%cen]'//Censored
IF I(Depr) DO ADD '[%Depr]'//Deprecated

 

[lwerndly]

Ok I will take a better look at this tomorrow.

I'm pretty sure the F() function works.
However until a couple of weeks ago, I wasn't actually storing the file version information.
So a lot of files may have v1 recorded against them when they are actually v2, v3 etc.

I will release something in the next few days to update this info.

You can double check this by going into the episode list on a series, and checking what version it says the file is

I may need to do something similar for censored and deprectaed

 

[cunnox]

Ok Thanks. I usually use AniDB's client to rename files before import, but now I can skip that step using the inbuilt functionality. I hadn't checked version numbers within JMM only used my existing filenames. I'll wait for your updates, and if I haven't said so before your work is much appreciated.