It depends on the scraper. We cannot manually tell it which sites to use (Yet) but you can download the image and right click where the empty DVD cover should be and select add. All the other info has to be manually added if for actress but some films it will never find im afraid which is not a fault of Javluv.How to do when the app says "Unable to find online metadata for xxxxx" but i can find it online. can i direct it to that site ?
In the subtitle sort folder, how come that it startet to get files what are not in the folders but in main folder same as on the picture. Also what is the difference from copy and move when you are sorting ?
How to do when the app says "Unable to find online metadata for xxxxx" but i can find it online. can i direct it to that site ?
How can i add it manually when i cant see the empty dvd cover ? when it says " Unable to find online metadata for BFHD-81 " it dosent show, but yest if it would show a empty box i could manually add the cover.It depends on the scraper. We cannot manually tell it which sites to use (Yet) but you can download the image and right click where the empty DVD cover should be and select add. All the other info has to be manually added if for actress but some films it will never find im afraid which is not a fault of Javluv.
How can i add it manually when i cant see the empty dvd cover ? when it says " Unable to find online metadata for BFHD-81 " it dosent show, but yest if it would show a empty box i could manually add the cover.
It also seams the Javluv wont recognice mkv files.
I'm not sure I understand. JavLuv lets you pick just the folder you want to scan. I guess in theory you could pick an entire drive, and scan all subfolder, but... why would you do that?Something really useful would be an exclusion of the "System Volume Information" folder when scanning a drive. Even better, excluding all hidden folders ised by Windows...
I have a drive dedicated to JAV videos. The bulk of the movies goes there, at root level. Am I to understand that I should, instead, create a main folder and then add subfolders in there instead? I'm not too comfortable with the "all eggs in the same folder" approach.I'm not sure I understand. JavLuv lets you pick just the folder you want to scan. I guess in theory you could pick an entire drive, and scan all subfolder, but... why would you do that?
I have a drive dedicated to JAV videos. The bulk of the movies goes there, at root level. Am I to understand that I should, instead, create a main folder and then add subfolders in there instead? I'm not too comfortable with the "all eggs in the same folder" approach.
I'll have to make do. Still, I think that making it so Javluv ignores any system folder that might make an error pop up would make it more nimble and adaptable to specific cases. This way, the "scan subfolders" would never get hampered. I like the idea of scanning subfolders...If the movies are at the root level, you should be able to uncheck "Scan in subfolders" to avoid deeper, irrelevant scans. Does that help you?
Edit: although, I guess if you're organizing movies in folders off the root folder, that's not going to help. Re-reading your description, it sounds like that might be the case. I should also remember that rescanning your entire collection makes more sense if you're not using automatic move/renaming feature.
Time and time again, I'm surprised by how different people organize their libraries. You'd think I'd learn to stop making assumptions by now.
Yeah, don't misunderstand, I'm not saying that won't happen. But my time for working on JavLuv is really limited, so I need to be able to justify any changes as being more important than the hundred or so other requests I get for new features or capabilities.I'll have to make do. Still, I think that making it so Javluv ignores any system folder that might make an error pop up would make it more nimble and adaptable to specific cases. This way, the "scan subfolders" would never get hampered. I like the idea of scanning subfolders...
The reproductible way to get the error is to scan the drive itself, at root level, with the subfolders option. For this test, the drive letter is X.Yeah, don't misunderstand, I'm not saying that won't happen. But my time for working on JavLuv is really limited, so I need to be able to justify any changes as being more important than the hundred or so other requests I get for new features or capabilities.
BTW, errors pop up when those folders are scanned? You didn't mention that earlier. Are those errors in JavLuv or Windows?
Heh, no worries. I've got a fix in for the next update. I've got some scrapers to fix, but will push a new version after that.Sorry ^^; if I come across any issues in the future I will try to be more specific from the get go.