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TinyMediaManager has an integrated updating system.
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TinyMediaManager is designed to run on Windows, Linux and Mac OSX, and is translated into various languages. X (TV shows) fixed writing of for Emby NFOs x (movies) include the original filename as valid renamer pattern #1578 x scraping several trailers from davestrailerpage #1584 x some enhancements in the renamer preview x some enhancements in the image chooser x re-aligned media information panel to show less duplicate data x (TV shows) added presets for Emby/Jellyfin x properly set the "ignore SSL errors" setting on startup ws X sort filter presets by name #1575 (thx moved the select all/select none items to top #1527 X some enhancements in the MPDb.TV scraper #1574 X sort the column “date added” by date AND time X prefer fanart without text to comply with Kodi standards #1565 + added bit depth to audio media information #1581 + support for getting FFmpeg thumbs from disk folders Select Refresh from the Information pageĪfter the NFO files are scanned into the library, they are no longer used and serve only as a backup.+ added support for season fanart #1434 #1572.To load changes to an existing title in the library: Selecting Scan to library from the context menu.Locating the new title in Videos>Files then pressing i on a keyboard or.To add a new title to the library using nfo files: Use of these incompatible media managers have been known to corrupt the library database which requires rebuilding using the Kodi scrapers. Questions regarding their use should be directed to the media manager developers.īe aware there are many other media managers available that claim to be Kodi compatible but have not been updated in many years. The following is a list of Media Managers on the forum. If you are not satisfied with the scraped metadata, then you are able to modify it. Combination- A combination of both methods can be used.Manual- The Media Manager offers an interface that allows you to manually type in the data.The Media Manager will fetch metadata from the online scraper site and will create the nfo file which then needs to be scanned into the library, unlike Kodi that imports the metadata directly into the library. Scraping- This is the same process as performed by the Kodi scraper.Media Managers can create nfo files in one of three ways: nfo format for nfo files to avoid the above traps. nfo file will be ignored in favour of movie.nfo, which means any changes you may have made to the library entry (play counts, watched status etc) will not be re-scanned back into the library. If a Refresh or rescan is run in future, and the above setting is still enabled, the. If you use movie.nfo and later Export your library to Separate Files, Kodi will still create the nfo file in the.nfo file is available, Kodi will scan this one instead, otherwise an online scrape will be performed if a valid scraper is set for the Source. If the above setting is not enabled, Kodi will ignore the movie.nfo.
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To use this name, the setting Movies are in separate folders that match the movie title must be Enabled in the Set Content Screen Movie.nfo Kodi may also scan nfo files named movie.nfo.
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Two common code editors that can be used:ġ. They will not provide the required Kodi tags, but they will avoid glitches when saving the nfo file, which is commonly experienced with text editors. There are dedicated code editors that can also be used.

NFO files can be created using a simple text editor such as Notepad in Windows, or the equivelant in other operating systems.
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Manual Creation See- Templates and Samples

Using these exported NFO files, it is possible to edit the metadata and Refresh the changes back into the library This is useful if you have an existing library and would like to backup the library or to import the library into another Kodi installation.

Using the built in Import & Export function of Kodi will export the existing library metadata into individual nfo files which are correctly created and saved. This option requires that your library has already been scraped with metadata. This page explains the various methods available to create NFO files.įor template and example NFO files, see.
