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 on: Yesterday at 03:12:37 pm 
Started by MrEWhite - Last post by MrEWhite
Once again asking for this (someone has to do it every version ;D). Would love to have what I'm listening to shared in Discord.

 42 
 on: Yesterday at 03:00:05 pm 
Started by Cinelder - Last post by Cinelder
Lookups generally don't change media type and subtype, as we never dictate how users organize their media. I, for example, store TV Show extras as TV Show Season 0, not using Extra.

Thanks for your reply and for your patience!  Maybe this will help clarify what I mean.  If pre-lookup I edit the media subtype tag to "Trailer" "Get Movie and TV Info" lookup will work as it does for movies or TV shows.   I don't quite get why I couldn't pre-lookup designate the media subtype as "extras" and then ask MC to do the lookup similarly.  That would save one step of having to manually edit the tag to "movie" for the "Get Movie and TV Info" lookup to work and then have to edit it back to "extras".

 43 
 on: Yesterday at 02:58:18 pm 
Started by zybex - Last post by lepa
How do I pass argument which contains spaces like filename?

$ D:\audio\MCscripts\PlayTitle.bat "E:\.MC Images\Movie\The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) [tt0060196]\Title.ogg"
Calling bat from terminal works and i can use argument inside the bat but i can't figure out how to pass it with shellrun()
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MC34.exe "/MCWS/v1/Playback/PlayByFilename?Filenames=%~1&Location=End&NoUI=1&Zone=-1&ZoneType=ID"
currently failing like this: ShellRun(D:\audio\MCscripts\PlayTitle.bat,"E:\.MC Images\Movie\The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) [tt0060196]\Title.ogg",4)



 44 
 on: Yesterday at 02:50:54 pm 
Started by Cinelder - Last post by Hendrik
Lookups generally don't change media type and subtype, as we never dictate how users organize their media. I, for example, store TV Show extras as TV Show Season 0, not using Extra.

 45 
 on: Yesterday at 02:49:37 pm 
Started by mattkhan - Last post by mattkhan
try 0.4.1 and lmk if that works

btw, in the next release I'll remove the broken service mentioned in https://github.com/3ll3d00d/jriver_homeassistant/issues/24

if you do use it, pls update config to use one of the two replacement services

 46 
 on: Yesterday at 02:44:07 pm 
Started by mvandyke - Last post by lepa
Looks like Find & Replace tool accepts char() function also. Didn't know that it eats expressions also

 47 
 on: Yesterday at 02:42:18 pm 
Started by Cinelder - Last post by Cinelder
Everything but movie or tv show is ambigious, its an extra for... a movie? A show? Independent?

Sure, but isn't ambiguity relating to "subtype" is cleared up post lookup if it isn't a movie or tv show by editing the media subtype tag to, say "Extra".  I'm maybe a bit dense today, but what am I missing? 

 48 
 on: Yesterday at 02:37:27 pm 
Started by Cinelder - Last post by Hendrik
Everything but movie or tv show is ambiguous, its an extra for... a movie? A show? Independent?

 49 
 on: Yesterday at 02:33:10 pm 
Started by Cinelder - Last post by Cinelder
Why are movies the only media subtype categories that appear to work in default lookup with "Get Movie and TV Info" ?   

For any movie with special features, that means I have to do two tag edits - one to change the media subtype to "Movies" so Get Movie and TV Info will try to find and populate the metadata in case the video is in the TMDB or Wikipedia.  Then if lookup is successful, I have to, for example, manually edit the media subtype tag to "Extras" if it's an "Extra.  I understand the second step is necessary, but why the first, - why is not default to try look up the title?

 50 
 on: Yesterday at 02:25:24 pm 
Started by mvandyke - Last post by zybex
Yes, char(10) should work:
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=replace(• [this],•/ / , char(10)•/ )
It's possible to do a more flexible replace with Regex mode -2, but I think it's overkill.

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