movies

[navyguy]

OK I see the 2 movies in your folder and also 2 what i'm guessing are poster images in there also. Could you do what I mentioned in the above post so we can see the full filenames and then take another screenshot showing that information and post it up?

[jh61408]

I think i figuired out why they are In the ISO and not iso. It is shrink i rechecked
the application and it was saving the files as ISO and i redid them in iso. I will
recheck and see what happens now.

jh

PS i did not have any trouble downloading the Screen shots.

[jh61408]

Hi, I am running 99.05. I also did change the view of the directory to show full
extensions of the file and they were ISO and i changed the one to iso. I am
sending the screen shot of the file and changed.
jh

[navyguy]

Yeah I saw the screenshots after I posted, for whatever reason I missed them the first time I read through it.

Also I noticed that you are still using the BETA 4 version of the utilities, make sure you're only using the new utility from the final beta to edit movie information. You can delete the 2 utilities from BETA 4 (Movies Plugin DB Management.exe & Movies Plugin Info Management.exe) only use the Movies Plugin Management.exe file in the future.

And just to make sure double check that the installation from last night did give you the updated version of the plugin. Inside the gbpvr\plugins directory look at the MoviesPlugin.dll file and check the version (right click on the file and select 'Properties' then select the 'Version' tab and look for the 'Assembly Version' information it should read 1.1.2.33472 if it reads anything else then make sure to copy out the new MoviesPlugin.dll file from the MoviesPluginFinalBeta.zip and overwrite the older file.

When you're done making the new .iso files save them into a completely different folder just so they're completely separated from the old ones. Then make sure you use the new utility and add it in completely from scratch and try it in the plugin after you've verified you do have the new version installed.

[jh61408]

Hi, I thought i was running the current version. I Reinstalled the Final version and reloaded the movies. I am getting the same errors. I have included the
the log.

Jh

[navyguy]

Hi, I thought i was running the current version. I Reinstalled the Final version and reloaded the movies. I am getting the same errors. I have included the
the log.

Jh

hum... give me a bit with these I see something that's not right...
what version of gbpvr and daemon tools are you using?

[jh61408]

99.05 on GBPVR and 3.47 on daemon.

[navyguy]

99.05 on GBPVR and 3.47 on daemon.

OK I'm on 4.08 for the daemon tools which might be why I don't get the errors you get but I don't really think that's related.

I did find a problem and have posted a fix (hopefully will fix your problem???). Unfortunately it's all the way at the database level so you'll have to completely start over with the database. Download the new patch off the wiki, MAKE SURE TO DELETE YOUR CURRENT movies.mdb FILE (it's in your GBPVR\Third Party\Navyguy\MoviesPlugin folder). While you're there go ahead and delete the 2 old utility mgmt files (Movies Plugin DB Management.exe & Movies Plugin Info Management.exe) as they've been rolled into a new single utility in the final beta version.

After installing the 1a version of the final beta MAKE SURE TO ONLY USE the new single utility 'Movies Plugin Managment.exe' to redo your database. (It will automatically create a new fixed version of the database)

I apologize that this is this involved but this is what BETA is for

[mcfrojd]

After starting to use the final beta and now final beta1a i cant open the .mdb file in access anymore.

And when will management extract the title from the filename and put it in the title area in management?

[navyguy]

After starting to use the final beta and now final beta1a i cant open the .mdb file in access anymore.

And when will management extract the title from the filename and put it in the title area in management?

I can still open it in access 2000, what version of access are you using? What message do you get when you try to open it up in access?

I've got it using the filename to lookup when you hit the 'add to database with imdb lookup' button on the mgmt utility. Are you asking that it add to the database with the filename as the title even when it doesn't find the idmb info? I've got it still leaving as blank if the lookup fails just so they show up at the beginning of the list but i wouldn't be opposed to changing that i suppose just so a title does get filled in. Is that what you'd like to see?