Francisco Eduardo Álvarez Solano wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This script works for me:
>
> #!/bin/sh
> COD=`freevo imdb -s "$1" | tail -n1 - | grep -o "[0-9]* "`
> freevo imdb $COD "$1" "$1.avi"
>
> Regards
Thanks, added to tips and tricks on the wiki.
John
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Hi,
This script works for me:
#!/bin/sh
COD=`freevo imdb -s "$1" | tail -n1 - | grep -o "[0-9]* "`
freevo imdb $COD "$1" "$1.avi"
Regards
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Still grepping through log files to f
Joe Harris wrote:
> I believe my problem is a rudimentary understanding of the imdb plugin
> itself. I used to run it from within a movies folder and when complete I
> had the addition of an fxd file and a jpg file in that directory like
> below:
>
> A Fish Called Wanda.fxd
> A Fish Called Wanda.
I believe my problem is a rudimentary understanding of the imdb plugin
itself. I used to run it from within a movies folder and when complete I
had the addition of an fxd file and a jpg file in that directory like
below:
A Fish Called Wanda.fxd
A Fish Called Wanda.jpg
A Fish Called Wanda.avi
The
Joe Harris wrote:
> This is helpful advice and I thank you for it. What I am looking for also
> is the information to put after that to direct the script to place the fxd
> file in the same directory with the movie file and pull down the jpg from
> IMDB.
>
> Thanks again for the additional helpfu
This is helpful advice and I thank you for it. What I am looking for also
is the information to put after that to direct the script to place the fxd
file in the same directory with the movie file and pull down the jpg from
IMDB.
Thanks again for the additional helpful info.
Joe
Duncan Webb wrot
Joe Harris wrote:
> I would like to create a script to loop through my directory names and
> pull in IMDB fxd files and jpg's. Has anyone worked on something like
> this before? I certainly do not want to recreate the wheel.
>
> My real question is: What is the exact format of the command I ne
