Major Description
From Vic...
Synopsis or steps to duplicate:
Place a DVD image file in a folder. Go to My Movies, select the folder and press F3 to retrieve IMDB info for it. Press ESC to go back. No folder.jpg is created for the folder. If you try it with a folder that contains an AVI or MPG file it works just fine.
Additional info:
I debugged the code in order to find out the cause of the bug. In GUIVideoFiles.OnInfo() you check if there is any video file in the folder that is selected. In the case of the DVD movie there is no video file directly under the folder, but it's hidden inside the DVD file. I think you should simply allow DVD image files to be counted as movie files in this case and it would solve the problem. I could fix this myself, but since I'm not sure about how you want it to work I'll leave it up to you...
h4. Additional Information
http://nolanparty.com/mediaportal.sourceforge.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=5096
Synopsis or steps to duplicate:
Place a DVD image file in a folder. Go to My Movies, select the folder and press F3 to retrieve IMDB info for it. Press ESC to go back. No folder.jpg is created for the folder. If you try it with a folder that contains an AVI or MPG file it works just fine.
Additional info:
I debugged the code in order to find out the cause of the bug. In GUIVideoFiles.OnInfo() you check if there is any video file in the folder that is selected. In the case of the DVD movie there is no video file directly under the folder, but it's hidden inside the DVD file. I think you should simply allow DVD image files to be counted as movie files in this case and it would solve the problem. I could fix this myself, but since I'm not sure about how you want it to work I'll leave it up to you...
h4. Additional Information
http://nolanparty.com/mediaportal.sourceforge.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=5096