If you appreciate all the effort that has gone into this application then consider a donation. If there are any questions, feel free to ask! Whenever you scrape or change a movie, the NFO file next to the movie will the modified the poster and the fanart will also be modified, if they have been found. All available images for this movie will be downloaded from TMDB/, as soon as there is a IMDB id or TMDB id is present. When changing a movie, you can also choose other images (just click the image you want to change). Once the movies are imported, you can either search for it in TMDB/IMDB/OFDB (magnifying glass icon) or change it manually (pencil image) For example:Īfter you added a directory containing movies, you can update the datasources in the 'movie panel'. The first time you start, you will have to add an existing directory containing the movies (the structure has to be 'one movie per directory'). TinyMediaManager does not show correct movie information or is acting weird: try to delete tmm.odb (via the 'debug menu - initialize database' and/or config.xml! Sometimes a change in the sourcecode can create an inconsistency between the database/config and tinyMediaManager The first time you start tinyMediaManager it will create some files and directories in the running directory (except Mac version - all files will be created inside the App) I will also check this thread for bugs and enter the bug report myself if someone has no Google account Please report bugs and feature requests at GitHub whenever its possible (it gives a better overview over bugs than a forum).

Some screenshots - more at tinyMediaManager UI translations (internationalization - please help at: ).extracting media information via MediaInfo.Powerful searching, sorting and filtering.App for Mac OSX Executeable file for Windows Shellscript/.desktop file for Linux.parsing existing NFO files (EMM/XBMC format).compatible with Movie Set Artwork Automator.rename and cleanup all items accordingly.batch processing (search all unscraped movies - forcing best match scrape all selected movies - forcing best match).changing movie metadata (also choosing different images).writing NFO files (XBMC and MediaPortal format MediaPortal is not fully tested).scraping metadata and artwork from TMDB.

parsing existing NFO files (EMM/XBMC/MP format).runs in parallel for better performance.Handle common 'release directory' structures and names.) in nearby directories and match to movie find supplemental files (subtitles, poster, nfo.find Movies in subdirectories (one movie per directory).

Originally written to support XBMC ( forum link to the XBMC thread) we are actively working with some MediaPortal users (ysMP, joostzilla, megahorst and Infinite.Loop) to add support for MediaPortal. It is written to provide metadata and artwork for XBMC and MediaPortal. In situations where TVDB is the primary source for the Universal Scraper, send the TVDBID to Trakt (if possible) in order to scrape the correct TMDBID, Trakt ID, and IMDBID (if not found via TVDB).Is a media management tool written in Java/Swing. There are two options I could think of to fix this:ĭon't ever try to get the TMDBID for Specials when you don't have TMDB data being scraped in the Universal Scraper. TMM will also scrape incorrect IDs, in this instance, if you use the 'Fetch missing IDs' option. I've noticed that if I manually add my own IMDBID, it will block TMM from trying to scrape the TMDBID. If I scrape the first episode (Premiere in Normandy) twice using the Universal Scraper, it will add the incorrect TMDBID from the first Special on TMDB (The Men of Easy Company) and the incorrect IMDBID, also scraped from TMDB. TVDB and TMDB both have the same 4 Band of Brothers Special Episodes, but 3 of the episodes are in a different order. However, when you scrape an additional time, which is required if you want the IMDB data, TMM will add an incorrect TMDBID and/or Trakt ID if no IMDBID was previously scraped from TVDB.īand of Brothers Specials are a good example to illustrate this problem. Basically, if you scrape a Special episode the first time, it is correctly scraped. With this setup, I've noticed that certain specials get incorrectly scraped if the TVDB Specials order doesn't match TMDB. For scraping TV, I'm using the Universal Scraper with TVDB being the primary source and IMDB on a few things, like cast.

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