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<blockquote data-quote="thlucas" data-source="post: 1071527" data-attributes="member: 111098"><p>Hi TomC13,</p><p> </p><p>It probably has something to do with the WTV metadata not being set correctly in the 300 files that did not get renamed. Note that WTVO does not query the MP TV Series DB, so clearing that has no effect. The WTVO tries to match the WTV file meta data to what's in "TheTVdb.com" database to resolve season and episode information for the rename.</p><p> </p><p>I will need you to add some trace settings to the "MediaPortal.exe.config" file, so we can turn tracing on and see what's happening. The WTVO plugin utilizes the SmartInspect tracing product to trace code execution. Here are the settings to turn on tracing - just place them under the APPSETTINGS section of the MediaPortal config file. Once saved, start MediaPortal and let it run for about 10 minutes, then shut it down. A SmartInspect trace file will be created in "C:\Temp\MediaPortal\MediaPortal-2014-03-22-19-01-40.sil" (or similar, based upon date time).</p><p> </p><p>Trace Settings:</p><p> </p><p>[CODE]</p><p> <appSettings></p><p> </p><p> <!-- Copy the following appSettings to MediaPortal.exe.config and Configuration.exe.config. --></p><p> <!-- Once tracing is complete, set the "C3Trace.Enabled" setting to "False" to disable tracing support. --></p><p> </p><p> <!-- C3.Diagnostics Trace Settings. --></p><p> <add key="C3Trace.Enabled" value="True" /></p><p> <add key="C3Trace.AppName" value="MediaPortal" /></p><p> <add key="C3Trace.Level" value="Verbose" /></p><p> <add key="C3Trace.DefaultLevel" value="Warning" /></p><p> <add key="C3Trace.Connections" value="tcp(host=localhost, port=4228, timeout=30000, reconnect=true, reconnect.interval=60s, async.enabled=false), file(filename=&quot;C:\Temp\%appname%\%appname%.sil&quot;, rotate=daily, maxparts=14, append=true)" /></p><p> </p><p> </appSettings></p><p>[/CODE]</p><p> </p><p>You can then send me the .SIL trace file, which will tell me why the metadata is not being processed. I can also send you the SmartInspect redistributable console if you would like to view the trace data. It allows you to see trace data in real time as well, ie as the plugin is running within MediaPortal. This is a little advanced for most users, but you sound like the developer type as you asked for the source code.</p><p> </p><p>I also have a dropbox account to place the trace file into if necessary; otherwise, just PM it to me.</p><p> </p><p>Please let me know.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thlucas, post: 1071527, member: 111098"] Hi TomC13, It probably has something to do with the WTV metadata not being set correctly in the 300 files that did not get renamed. Note that WTVO does not query the MP TV Series DB, so clearing that has no effect. The WTVO tries to match the WTV file meta data to what's in "TheTVdb.com" database to resolve season and episode information for the rename. I will need you to add some trace settings to the "MediaPortal.exe.config" file, so we can turn tracing on and see what's happening. The WTVO plugin utilizes the SmartInspect tracing product to trace code execution. Here are the settings to turn on tracing - just place them under the APPSETTINGS section of the MediaPortal config file. Once saved, start MediaPortal and let it run for about 10 minutes, then shut it down. A SmartInspect trace file will be created in "C:\Temp\MediaPortal\MediaPortal-2014-03-22-19-01-40.sil" (or similar, based upon date time). Trace Settings: [CODE] <appSettings> <!-- Copy the following appSettings to MediaPortal.exe.config and Configuration.exe.config. --> <!-- Once tracing is complete, set the "C3Trace.Enabled" setting to "False" to disable tracing support. --> <!-- C3.Diagnostics Trace Settings. --> <add key="C3Trace.Enabled" value="True" /> <add key="C3Trace.AppName" value="MediaPortal" /> <add key="C3Trace.Level" value="Verbose" /> <add key="C3Trace.DefaultLevel" value="Warning" /> <add key="C3Trace.Connections" value="tcp(host=localhost, port=4228, timeout=30000, reconnect=true, reconnect.interval=60s, async.enabled=false), file(filename="C:\Temp\%appname%\%appname%.sil", rotate=daily, maxparts=14, append=true)" /> </appSettings> [/CODE] You can then send me the .SIL trace file, which will tell me why the metadata is not being processed. I can also send you the SmartInspect redistributable console if you would like to view the trace data. It allows you to see trace data in real time as well, ie as the plugin is running within MediaPortal. This is a little advanced for most users, but you sound like the developer type as you asked for the source code. I also have a dropbox account to place the trace file into if necessary; otherwise, just PM it to me. Please let me know. [/QUOTE]
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