Local scrapping with TMM's nfo

In your script is one parameter missing: -mediainfo nfo. (see in #26)
Another difference (but i dont think it is a problem): i use -nasUri %n%\%s%, you use -nasUri %n%/%s%.

 

My new script and the full log:

Code:

@echo off
title HomeTheater - NFO vers Zidoo

:: Variables
set z=\\SHARE_SAMBA\Share
set s=FILMS_00
set n=\\Serveur_Sam\DD_FILMS_00
set i=1
set key=2a9495937db91292d56d08bdc77e0db0

echo Update %S%

call hometheater.cmd nfo ^
  -nasUri %n%\%s% ^
  -sourceId %i% ^
  -zidooHostname SHARE_SAMBA ^
  -autoBackupUri %z%\Storage ^
  -imageUri %z%\Storage\.HomeTheater ^
  -mediainfo nfo ^
  -tmdbApiKey %key% ^
  -tmdbLanguage fr-FR ^
  -msifUri %n%\Collections

echo.
echo ===== Terminé =====
pause

 

I can see a problem in your file structure:
2025-04-03 19:46:30,739 TRACE: found video file: 'file:////Serveur_Sam/DD_FILMS_00/FILMS_00/.Rvolution/info.dat'. I would delete this file.

you have several movies in one folder, i prefer this structure: one movie per folder
movie 1 (2010)\movie 1 (2010).mkv
movie 1 (2010)\movie 1 (2010)-poster.jpg
movieset 1\movie 2 (2010)\movie 2 (2010).mkv
movieset 1\movie 2 (2010)\movie 2 (2010)-poster.jpg
movieset 1\movie 3 (2010)\movie 3 (2010).mkv
movieset 1\movie 3 (2010)\movie 3 (2010)-poster.jpg

 

ok. can I make a structure like: "file:////Serveur_Sam/DD_FILMS_00/FILMS_00/007/A View To A Kill/A View to a Kill (1985).mkv" ?

Another question. With this method, how do you manage the versions of the films (3D, extended versions, etc.)?

 

Same error with another folder (on the zidoo, I emptied the HT5 data). My movies are classified by folders with the same name as the movie

 

I use this structure mainly because i use now Kodi as my primary system and i don't have different movie versions. And i don't think that the folder structure is the main problem.
Can you make a source with one movie and send the Mediainfo export file (text)?

 

I don't get any errors when there is a first scrap done by zidoo, but I don't have any data to modify after running the script.

 

Mcbluna exports the database, modifies it on the pc, and only if there are no errors it imports the new database. So one error is enough for "doing nothing".