E.Smith [Sat, 6 Oct 2018 15:18:17 +0000 (16:18 +0100)]
fanart: Comment out version field in module capabilities.
The version field in the scripts should be the same version as
Tvheadend. However it does not seem worthwhile at the moment to
sed a version number in to the scripts since most people will
install via a package manager.
E.Smith [Thu, 4 Oct 2018 17:07:33 +0000 (18:07 +0100)]
fanart: Tidy logging in Python script.
We want to avoid logging stack traces unless the user explicitly
enables debug, otherwise we get tracebacks whenever user does
not specify an apikey for a module they do not wish to use
(but have not disabled).
E.Smith [Wed, 3 Oct 2018 23:17:53 +0000 (00:17 +0100)]
fanart: Update tmdb to support tv lookups.
Previously we only support movie lookups on tmdb since the
module we used did not support tv lookups. Now we no longer
use an external module we can perform tv lookups on tmdb too.
E.Smith [Wed, 3 Oct 2018 22:39:58 +0000 (23:39 +0100)]
fanart: Rewrite to remove dependency on external tmdb module.
The information we need can easily be retrieved via a
query so avoid the dependency on an external module and
implement the tmdb api retrieval logic ourselves. This
also means we are no longer constrained to be python2.7 only.
E.Smith [Tue, 2 Oct 2018 18:00:42 +0000 (19:00 +0100)]
fanart: Add basic tvdb lookup.
The lookup is by title+year (+language) only (episode-specific
fanart is not yet retrieved).
To use with Tvheadend, the extra arguments in the grabber need to
include:
--tvdb-key XX
And an optional two character languages as csv:
--tvdb-languages en,it
E.Smith [Wed, 3 Oct 2018 23:54:45 +0000 (00:54 +0100)]
dvr: Remove fanart entries from the list until we process one.
We might have entries on our list of pending fanart fetches that
no longer need fetching (user changed config, etc.) So keep
removing entries from the list until we find ones that need
a fanart fetch.
E.Smith [Wed, 3 Oct 2018 09:13:24 +0000 (10:13 +0100)]
fanart: Add option to only lookup fanart for identifiable recordings.
OTA broadcasts can have data that will fail a fanart lookup or is
too vague so will match incorrect programmes. So add option so by
default we ignore fanart for programmes without a year (for movie)
or season/episode (for episode).
E.Smith [Tue, 2 Oct 2018 22:28:32 +0000 (23:28 +0100)]
ui: Use background-size to scale fanart to fit dvr dialog box.
Previously the fanart could be too big for the dialog. Now we
scale to fit the dialog.
We use 'cover' which can make the image slightly exceed the
dialog dimensions, compared to 'contain' which would leave
space at the top/bottom if the fanart is an odd dimension.
The 'cover' seems better with the fanart I've seen so far.
E.Smith [Tue, 2 Oct 2018 13:50:03 +0000 (14:50 +0100)]
xmltv: Add option to save epgdb after xmltv import.
The "periodic save database" means that for xmltv you can
import your daily listings, crash, restart, and not have xmltv
data since the periodic epgdb timer has not elapsed.
So, add an option so the user can save the database after the
import has completed, assuming changes occurred.
This save is delayed by a couple of minutes in case the user
is importing from several different xmltv guides, in which case
the save occurs after the last import.
We keep track of uuids for upcoming recordings. Once an hour we
get one entry from the list and pre-fetch artwork for it so it
can be displayed in the UI "upcoming recordings" dialog.
This is only done if the user has explicitly enabled fetch
artwork on the entry's profile.
In Configuration->Recording->Digital Video Recorder Profiles there
is now a "fetch artwork for new recordings" button, and a place
to enter additional arguments (such as --tmdb-key).
python: Support multiple grabber modules for movies and tv artwork.
The "--modules-movie=a,b,c" command line option will load each of
these modules in turn and ask them to provide artwork. TV modules are
selected via "--modules-tv" option.
The default (if no --modules-movies is provided) is to search the
Python path for python files that are named "tv_meta_*py" and then
call the module's "get_capabilities" to determine if the grabber
supports tv, movie, or both.
Each grabber module is called in turn until all artwork is
retrieved. So, if the first module only provides a fanart, then the
next module can supply the poster image.
Modules can be passed command line options from tvhmeta by prefixing
them with the shortened module name.
So, for a grabber module such as "tv_grab_tmdb", we pass through
command line arguments from tvhmeta to it. So if the tvhmeta is called
with an option of "--tmdb-key" then we pass through "key" as an option
to the tv_grab_tmdb (stripping the "--tmdb").
This allows third parties to produce grabber modules that
automatically integrate.
Also switched from deprecated OptionParser to argparse.
install: Add tvhmeta and tv_meta_tmdb.py to install files.
The tvhmeta program allows lookups of metadata for recordings.
The tv_meta_tmdb.py is the underlying file that does lookups
and is both an executable and a library.
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