Tools and other software tinyMediaManager - The Media Manager for MediaPortal (Win/Mac/Linux) (2 Viewers)

[mlaggner]

we've had the node <genres> since we have support for MP and no one complained until now? Has anything changed there?
According to the doc I've found (http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/2_...oMetadataExtractors/NfoMovieMetadataExtractor) MP supports genres with or without the surrounding node.. But unfortunately we've have to choose one of the formats and at the moment we have it with the surrounding tag.
Changing this would break importing of all tmm generated NFOs for your MP users..

 

[Myron]

@azzuro
please try with latest nightly - did a quick hack which should read all genre variants now... (if NFO format is set to MP)

regarding unsupported tags... have to check if we can preserve them in any way without breaking the NFO....

 

[azzuro]

of all tmm generated NFOs for your MP users..

my Nfo are from XBNE (Xbmc scrapper ) . nothing related to MP.
it's only without the surrounding tag, my genres are not detected in TMM.

 

[azzuro]

did a quick hack which should read all genre variants now...

yeah it read it

 

[azzuro]

about "tmdb" node, can you add "thmdb" as alternativ ?

for the others Ids :
cinepassion and allocine, i want know how you can manage more Ids ? .
i have see metadata

sample from the previous archive :

<id>tt0356910</id>
<imdb>tt0356910</imdb>
<thmdb>787</thmdb>
<allocine>51539</allocine>
<cinepassion>51539</cinepassion>

Your export nfo is :

    <ids>
        <entry>
            <key>metadata.media.passion.org</key>
            <value xsi:type="xs:int" xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">125</value>
        </entry>
        <entry>
            <key>imdb</key>
            <value xsi:type="xs:string" xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">tt0356910</value>
        </entry>
    </ids>

Kodi support this node ?

 

[Myron]

well, we need to rewrite our NFO parser to be more generic to support this.
Currently we do not read this.
Has already be put on our todo list

And no, Kodi does not support this;
this is solely TMM style to save all known IDs as key=value pairs... (to not loose then, if we had them once)

 

[azzuro]

Has already be put on our todo list

Thanks. let me know if i can help.

i have asked,if you can have free acces for dev. on mpdb scraper.

 

[mlaggner]

22.01.2016 - Version 2.7.2
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LINUX: We've removed the shipped mediainfo library due to massive problems between
different distributions. Please install the libmediainfo directly from
your package manager or from https://mediaarea.net/

+ Kodi scrapers are now configurable
+ Movie renamer preview: dropped donator-only status, now FREE FOR ALL
+ added web-dl to media sources
+ add writing of imdb id in TV show NFO
+ added $# rating movie renamer option
+ pimp scraper UI; add version s to all plugins
x some performance fixes on updating datasources
x remove bundled mediainfo for Linux (using system default)
x fix movie renamer when having access problems
x fix IMDB title fallback to TMDB
x TvShow episode parser: fix common word replacement
x rework scraper fallback logic, do not stop on plugin errors
x fix the "new" marker never being cleared in special cases
x MediaPortal NFO: parse multiple genres styles
x NTFS: renaming to same name but other cASE now works
x Movie actors: replace invalid file system characters when saving thumb
x MacOS: save database on terminating with command-q
x fixed error in movie set editor when no movies are assigned to the set
x fixed error in movie editor where sorttitle has been lost

 

[Helios61]

22.01.2016 - Version 2.7.2

Big Thanks for the 3D filter.

 

[Hawkeye]

Hi @mlaggner!

Would it be possible to change the nfo structure concerning movie sets to this? Until yesterday I thought usergroups couldn't be created automatically but I was wrong - it's because of the not fitting structure tMM creates ...