imageGrabLite --import

[Jaggy]

Still not quite right as the recording date for the first two episodes say 01-01-1601 (I didn't know they had video cameras back then <grin>)... logs attached

[mvallevand]

Still not quite right as the recording date for the first two episodes say 01-01-1601 (I didn't know they had video cameras back then <grin>)... logs attached

Hmm did you check to see if they were renamed to have the episode in the title? If so you would need to use the new filename

Martin

[Jaggy]

I'm not sure exactly what you mean by that?? But the actual files on the HDD still have the same name (Defiance.S01E01 & E02) as prior to running IGL & didn't get renamed.....also I hadn't tried these episodes prior to this run

[mvallevand]

Do your files have an extension like mkv ts etc?

Martin

[Jaggy]

As it is on the HDD Defiance.S01E01.ts .... hmmm (talking to myself) should I try the full file name including extension....yeah guess so

[mvallevand]

As it is on the HDD Defiance.S01E01.ts .... hmmm (talking to myself) should I try the full file name including extension....yeah guess so

Yes, that might be what is failing.

Martin

[Jaggy]

Adding the .ts at the command prompt got it renamed to Defiance.S01E01.Pilot.ts & the date/time on the first screen in Recordings now shows 16-04-2013 but the details view shows 05-06-2015

[mvallevand]

Good that is how --first was supposed work. It leaves the EPG data (details) alone.

Martin

[Jaggy]

Yep that's fine by me..... although it would be "nice" to have the total duration like in your first post screen capture as well??

[mvallevand]

Yep that's fine by me..... although it would be "nice" to have the total duration like in your first post screen capture as well??

It is the total creation time so since I am capturing these via an HDPVR and OnDemand it works for my purposes. Downloading in realtime would likely work too There are also utilities that let you modify the file modification time.

Martin