Batch Art Finder 4.2 - Updated 03/07/2012

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Post by trixmoto »

There is already the option to save the tag. However, it saves a copy of the image to the tag. I will add an option to remove the file after it has been added to the tag. This is as well as the option to add to both tag and as a link.

I've done a bit of work on the next version of this script. "Try again" has been corrected and you shouldn't get the activex warning anymore. However, a lot of design work needs to be done, so don't expect a new version too soon! :)
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Post by Teknojnky »

Zachm, there should be a set of options in the MM options window:

Tools -> options -> library -> batch art finder settings
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Post by Zachm019 »

I was wondering how to change the options :) Thanks! Still trying to get use to all the ins and outs of MM
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Post by Teknojnky »

Gotten this error a couple times while it's saving images, haven't been able to narrow down what/why.


error #35764 - Inet
still executing last request
file: batchartfinder.vbs, line 766, column 10
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Post by trixmoto »

Well I understand the error, but I'm not sure how it's possible to recieve it! The script only creates the Inet object a few lines before that, so I don't see how it could possibly be executing an event. I'll try to put in some extra checks for the next version though.
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max issue

Post by oeon »

I haven't been able to get the Maximum variable working. When you say to set it at the top of the script file, what file is that? I see the defaults set under "Sub onStartup". I set the default there to 10. I also tried adding "Maximum=10" into the Scripts.ini file like so:

FileName=Auto\BatchArtFinder.vbs
ProcName=BatchArtFinder
Order=50
DisplayName=&Batch Art Finder
Description=Find album art from Google in batch
Language=VBScript
ScriptType=0
Maximum=10

Neither is recognizing the Maximum value and the script is continuing to run through all 2500 albums and locking up.
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Post by trixmoto »

Sorry, in this latest version I have added an option sheet, but not corrected the comments.

Go to "Tools, Options, Library, BatchArtFinder Settings" and change the Maximum variable here.
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Post by Guest »

Great script!

Is there a way to change the default filename for the jpg album art to be "folder.jpg" instead of <Album>.jpg? I believe that Windows Media Center expects folder.jpg.

Thanks.
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Post by trixmoto »

Yes, in the BatchArtFinder settings change the File mask to "<path>\Folder".

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Post by urlwolf »

Trix, great idea, great script.
First, I tried it with no maximum, and of course it got pretty slow after a few thousands :)

Then after actually reading all posts :) I tried an small limint, just 10 albums...

Here is the problem: I dont see the pause, save all, etc buttons anywhere? I think the script installed an extra google (G) button, but that's all. Or maybe I tweaked MM before and that's why the buttons don't show? I have also installed monkeyRok and minilyrics.

Any workaround to install/see the buttons? Otherwise I cannot actually save the album art!
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Post by trixmoto »

I think you're getting confused. The [G]oogle button on the toolbar is for my "Google Art Finder" script. This "Batch Art Finder" script, when run, opens a confirmation screen which has a Pause and a Save button on. Does this clear this up?
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Post by hars »

Teknojnky wrote: - when I clicked "remove" link, I got a script error: line 3, char 3, activex component can't create object 'songsdb.sdbapplication', code 0, url: about:blank
same here. version 1.1, with msxml6.msi installed and changed values in both intranet zone and regedit.
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Post by urlwolf »

trixmoto wrote:I think you're getting confused. The [G]oogle button on the toolbar is for my "Google Art Finder" script. This "Batch Art Finder" script, when run, opens a confirmation screen which has a Pause and a Save button on. Does this clear this up?
It doesn't pop up that window here.

It shows up a browser window with pics and two options, search again and remove. No save or pause buttons anywhere to be seen?

Maybe it's incompatible with any of the other plugins?
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Post by trixmoto »

@hars - I have recently discovered how to avoid these errors (by making the script run in My Computer zone) so this will be fixed in the the version.

@urlwolf - you are running this script by clicking "Tools, Scripts, Batch Art Finder"? Can you email me a screenshot of the screen that you get?
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Post by hars »

excellent!
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