Not currently, but there's an old to-do wishlist item for that. It's sort of a low priority, so not sure if or when I'll ever get to that.
JavLuv JAV Browser
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Is there any way to add a video manually to Javluv? The scraper is not finding a video I have. I can find the video on Javdb so I have all of the info, but Javluv can't seem to find it
I've created my own .nfo file in the same dir as the movie and it works. Just make sure you don't fuck up the xml. Copy one of the nfo files from a known good movie and fill in the parts that matter...refresh and should be fine. You'll have to import a movie poster too.
The easiest way to do this is go into settings and make sure the check box is filled for "Generate metadata from local files if no online resources are found." This will give you the .nfo file that you can work with for filling in the correct data after the scan is complete.
In the settings window of Javluv look for a header that says "Scanning" Click Generate metadata from local file... I also click "use moviename as title. Now, if you have a cover image for the file make sure it is is the same folder as your unrecognized file and is exactly the same filename. If you have no cover I suggest making a thumnail image to referance as the cover. Once you've done all of that just scan the folder that your file is in and Javluv will generate an nfo file for your video and referance the cover image. You now can edit the nfo data within JAVluv if you want to add details to the NFO. A good use for this process is if you have a series, say Caribbean.com, generate thumbs for the entire folder and then scan the folder with Javluv. Since it will find no cover/nfo information it will use the information you have. IF you have problems let me know and i'll try and give you some more detailed instruction.
Thank you so much for that answer. Another question. Is there a way to add to the sorting menu? For example sorting by series
If the series has the same code, say ASW-???, you can type in the search, ASW- and then search, that will get all the files named ASW-???. Another method is to copy the location of the directory. F you're using Windows, use explorer to browse to the parent directory, then Right click on the desired folder. Choose "Copy as Path", now go to Javluv and in the search window paste that path that you copied, now JAVluv will only display files in that particular folder. There may be other methods for isolating your search but these are the methods that I use so hopefully that will solve your issue. cheers.
Does anyone know of a trick to make the following work in Javluv. Lets say I have 40 or so videos that I have Added, 8 HOURS, or 16 HOURS to the file name. Now when JAVLUV scans the files and discovers .nfo data, that becomes the referance point when you do a search. So whether I have named the files or not, if scraping has yielded .nfo data, which often does not include the "time", then my searching for 8 HOURS will not yield all of the files that I have named thus. It may catch a few because the "8 Hours" is in the actual file description in the nfo data but it won't catch my manually named files. Is there a way to search to include the text in the actual file name and not just the .nfo data? Thanks in advance..