Not all movies are being imported [WHS] (1 Viewer)

[Crovean]

Hello!

I have my Movies on a WHS 2011. If i Start the configuration of Moving pictures and try to generate a new Database, Moving Pictures only scrape 3-5 movies an than Moving Pictures will hung up. I have done a complete reinstal of Windows and MePo 1.7.1! I use themoviedb.org as scraper.

Witch Log i have to post? Only the one from Moving Pictures?

 

[Crovean]

Here a 2nd log

Edit: Moving Pictures don´t hung up! It onlly needs a long time at .m2ts files. I think in the past i donn´t have the problem.

Edit: Retrieving media information takes somtimes more then 10 min for one file.

 

[RoChess]

Couple of issues

1. FilmInfo+ has a few problems, you'll have to take that up with the developer of that scraper-script. Log node loops, failed XPATH parsing, etc.
2. You should adjust your noise filter to clean up your filenames. Adding |^[a-z]{1,9}\- for example will strip away the prefixed scene tags on a lot of your filenames that failed (unless more adjustments are needed, sample set was too small to prevent false positives).
3. Try manually updating the MediaInfo DLL (get the 32-bit one even on a 64-bit OS), in the MediaPortal folder

The actual crash/exception that is occuring with Moving-Pictures while reading the Blu-Ray structure might require an update to the plugin, for that @ltfearme might be able to look at, but it could relate to the MediaInfo DLL requiring an update. Formats and structures constantly change, so if you are trying to read 'new' files with an old method it can result in crashes. Try updating MediaInfo DLL and any other related plugin such as BDHandler and report back.

 

[Crovean]

I have went back to MePo 1.6 and Moving Pictures 1.5.1 because ich had problems to play viedos from the WHS (MePo freeze everytime if i try to watch a movie or a Series) Now all is working fine and without any problems. I thank you all for your hard Work!

And sorry for my bad english :-p

 

[fleshforfantasy]

Hello RoChess,

You should adjust your noise filter to clean up your filenames. Adding |^[a-z]{1,9}\- for example will strip away the prefixed scene tags on a lot of your filenames that failed (unless more adjustments are needed, sample set was too small to prevent false positives).

where in moving pictures I have to do this filter setting? Most of my films are not found because of further informations about tv station and recording date in filename, which I dont want delete:

Batman Begins - ProSieben2015-02-07.ts

In importer setting I dont find such a field for parsing expressions like in mp-tvseries. Thanks!

 

[RoChess]

In importer setting I dont find such a field for parsing expressions like in mp-tvseries. Thanks!

MovPic config -> About tab -> bottom right corner "Advanced Settings" button -> near the top settings "Noise Filter"

In your case, just add |\s*-\s*\w+[\d{2,4}-]+

 

[fleshforfantasy]

Thanks. This works fine now.