Hi
Currently I am cleaning up my drive to enable better browsing through my movies and I found your amazing tool for this. Thanks!
However to have a better support in finding relative information and proper titles in the media center I wanted to have the NFO files for each video. I found the script (http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... 4&t=5#p205) however this also generates a lot of images and (in my eyes) junk info. Is it possible to only retrieve and generate the NFO and skip the artwork?
Thanks in advance
EDIT
I should have searched a bit better, found a No on artwork only (http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1018)
However it is possible to edit the script, can you give me a direction?
Fetch NFO only
Fetch NFO only
Last edited by gelon on 05 Apr 2014, 10:52, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Fetch NFO only
Whenever filebot renames any media file it'll write all the info you could need to xattr metadata:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... &t=5#p5394
You could either see if you media center could support that, or just generate nfo files from that. Easiest way is probably to just use the existing script and delete whatever you don't want.
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... &t=5#p5394
You could either see if you media center could support that, or just generate nfo files from that. Easiest way is probably to just use the existing script and delete whatever you don't want.
Re: Fetch NFO only
Thanks for the fast response
There are a bit to many files in there to remove the artwork manually
Is it possible to run a self written script that is local (i.e. a modified version of the rtwork.tmdb)???
There are a bit to many files in there to remove the artwork manually

Is it possible to run a self written script that is local (i.e. a modified version of the rtwork.tmdb)???
Re: Fetch NFO only
1.
Who said anything about manually? Obviously I mean some sort of script:
(better not just copy paste that just in cases it deletes everything
)
2.
And yes, of course you can run a local script.
Who said anything about manually? Obviously I mean some sort of script:
Code: Select all
find . | grep -e 'jpg|url' | xargs rm

2.
And yes, of course you can run a local script.