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Original issue 1623 created by Omertron on 2010-10-03T12:09:22.000Z:
The FanartScanner uses 'movie.getBaseName()' for the getting the base file name. If 'mjb.scanner.hashpathdepth' is enabled, not only the filename comes back, but also a hashcode. This way the FanartScanner fails to find custom fanart.
Example:
The FanartSanner searches for fanart with this filename:
'coraline-1080pa63ffb67.fanart.jpg'
(hashcode in filename included)
But it should just look for:
'coraline-1080p.fanart.jpg'
(no hashcode in filename)
This bug can be fixed using "movie.getBaseFilename()" instead.
In Fanartscanner.java ~ line 83.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Original issue 1623 created by Omertron on 2010-10-03T12:09:22.000Z:
The FanartScanner uses 'movie.getBaseName()' for the getting the base file name. If 'mjb.scanner.hashpathdepth' is enabled, not only the filename comes back, but also a hashcode. This way the FanartScanner fails to find custom fanart.
Example:
The FanartSanner searches for fanart with this filename:
'coraline-1080pa63ffb67.fanart.jpg'
(hashcode in filename included)
But it should just look for:
'coraline-1080p.fanart.jpg'
(no hashcode in filename)
This bug can be fixed using "movie.getBaseFilename()" instead.
In Fanartscanner.java ~ line 83.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: