imageGrabLite 2 & NPVR 3.1.1

[smajor]

Config just has:
<ExtraRecordingDirectories>
</ExtraRecordingDirectories>

I don't have multiples defined, just a second drive: R:\Recordings\

Although... 3 months ago I did swap that drive and it's still defined in NPVR as R:\RECORDINGS\ (old drive name was in all CAPS)

Case sensitivity issue in .NET 4 perhaps? I can change it, but have a recording in progress and don't want to confuse it.

[mvallevand]

Yes that's it, I was expecting none as the default. I've fixed that on the wiki and another minor problem too since it shouldn't even touch that code when --live isn't used.

Martin

[smajor]

Yup, updated version works just fine. Thanks a bunch!

[mvallevand]

Good, thanks for letting me know.

Martin

[JavaWiz]

Not sure if this is a new IGL version or a new Show Season issue. I record "Walking Dead", I noticed recently the directory created is "D:\PVR\Recordings\Walking Dead, The\" where previously it was "D:\PVR\Recordings\The Walking Dead\". Now IGL does not find the info so does not rename with SxxExx format. Any ideas?

Also one other thing, I notice on some renames, it comes out with duplicate periods (SxxExx..) as in:
D:\PVR\Recordings\Blacklist, The\The Blacklist.S01E06..Gina Zanetakos.ts.

My IGL batch command in PostProcessing.bat is:
%IGLite% --oid %Oid% --rename --zap2it

[mvallevand]

I'd need a log to see, you can turn on verbose logging and it keeps a lot more, but iGL doesn't even have a function to move the The. I wouldn't do it either because it might break Plex an xbmc scrapping. Does your database have it like that too?

Do you run something else to rename that might be doing this? Your second example with the .. was from a folder Blacklist, The which you iGL couldn't handle.

Martin

[mvallevand]

JavaWiz sent me his npvr.db3 and the problems most likely relate to using GuidePlus which rewrites EPG data causing several oddities

- it moves the The to the end of the title, iGL might match some shows but not all, for "Walking Dead, The" it failed to match and created a skip file
- it adds s##e##. to the beginning of the EPG subtitle. This breaks the iGL match logic on subtitles.
- it adds its own unique id breaking --zap2it matching
- iGL then tries its third match test on original air date which does work sometimes When it works iGL uses the S##E## it finds and then adds the subtitle from the db3. There is some logic to remove s##e## from the beginning of subtitles, but it doesn't remove the . that GuidePlus adds explaining the double dots.

My recommendation is to use either GuidePlus or iGL but not both.

Martin

[JavaWiz]

Thanks for the research Martin!