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I know, I fixed that already. Was hoping nobody would notice until the next release ;-)
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I know, I fixed that already. Was hoping nobody would notice until the next release ;-)
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I forgot to mention, from now on incremental releases (not stable!!) will be available from the svn. So if you wish to use the latest and greatest you can download the binary from there.
As of this date the issues I mentioned had been fixed are in there.
In addition:
- added bannercleaning
- changed: only downloading banners for seasons that are required
- added episode parsing based on airdate: eg: "Series 2007-01-03 Title.avi"
capture group for regex is <firstaired> and a basic regex this works with is:
Format for this regex has to be yyyy-mm-dd with valid seperators being .-/
Theoretically any date format (such as the us mm/dd/yy should work given the right regex, but I'm not going to support or help you with those. Consider 07/01/03 --- what date is that? So stick with yyyy-mm-dd
- added very crude loading screen for configuration (buggy!)
- other things I can't remember
As of this date the issues I mentioned had been fixed are in there.
In addition:
- added bannercleaning
- changed: only downloading banners for seasons that are required
- added episode parsing based on airdate: eg: "Series 2007-01-03 Title.avi"
capture group for regex is <firstaired> and a basic regex this works with is:
Code:
(?<series>[^\\$]+)(?<FirstAired>((19|20)(\d{2})(\.|-|/)([0-3]\d)(\.|-|/)([0-3]\d))).(?<title>.*[^\\]?)\.(?<ext>[^.]*)$Theoretically any date format (such as the us mm/dd/yy should work given the right regex, but I'm not going to support or help you with those. Consider 07/01/03 --- what date is that? So stick with yyyy-mm-dd
- added very crude loading screen for configuration (buggy!)
- other things I can't remember
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Been trying to get your logo function to work with no luck. I followed the instructions.
Example 3: Display the network’s (channel’s) logo of a show.
Because it would be stupid (although it would work) to define a rule for every possible network that you might have a show of, you can you something called “dynamic filenames”. Fancy word, it just means that the logo image it will try to load depends on a Value.
You would define that channel logo rule as follows:
Click Add Logo rule, but this time don’t click on browse but click on “dynamic Filename”. Select the folder where your channel logos (will) reside in. You will notice that the formerly read-only textbox can now be typed to and that the path you just selected has been filled in there.
Go to the end and enter: <Series.Network>.jpg, the end result should look something like:
c:\logos\ <Series.Network>.jpg
But no go.
I notice that when the rule is built it doesn't exactly look like what your documentation says. I notice at the end there still is the ;-;;-;=;-;;AND
I get the feeling thats not correct.
Any thoughts, or am I just having an off day.
Example 3: Display the network’s (channel’s) logo of a show.
Because it would be stupid (although it would work) to define a rule for every possible network that you might have a show of, you can you something called “dynamic filenames”. Fancy word, it just means that the logo image it will try to load depends on a Value.
You would define that channel logo rule as follows:
Click Add Logo rule, but this time don’t click on browse but click on “dynamic Filename”. Select the folder where your channel logos (will) reside in. You will notice that the formerly read-only textbox can now be typed to and that the path you just selected has been filled in there.
Go to the end and enter: <Series.Network>.jpg, the end result should look something like:
c:\logos\ <Series.Network>.jpg
But no go.
I notice that when the rule is built it doesn't exactly look like what your documentation says. I notice at the end there still is the ;-;;-;=;-;;AND
I get the feeling thats not correct.
Any thoughts, or am I just having an off day.
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Does the log say anything like "this logofile does not exist"? Most likely your files are named slightly wrong. They need to be named exactly like the networks. I'm not 100% sure, but I think the capitalization needs to be correct too.
You can pretty much ignore what it shows in that listcontrol (all the ;-
etc. Its just a way to visualize the logo rule in its internal format because I havent come up with anything else.
You can pretty much ignore what it shows in that listcontrol (all the ;-
etc. Its just a way to visualize the logo rule in its internal format because I havent come up with anything else.
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Uploaded new test-build which should speed up things when first entering the plugin (the wheel should dissapear faster now as lots of unnessesary work is avoided). It also adds support for different episode ordering (aired/dvd/absolute) where available in the online db. This requires you to make a choice the first time you import a series (you cant swith on the fly). Example is Firelfy which has Aired/DVD. I also heard some anime shows have absolute number scheme. Please test this.
It should tell you what file it can't find.
"This Logofile does not exist..skipping: <filenamehere>"
If that shows only a path and no real filename it most likely means the network field for that particular series is not filled (read: not network information available).
It should tell you what file it can't find.
"This Logofile does not exist..skipping: <filenamehere>"
If that shows only a path and no real filename it most likely means the network field for that particular series is not filled (read: not network information available).
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