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	<section begin="intro" />This script offers linux users a convenient way to check which media items were not yet added to the library. It scans the library (video only at the moment), creates lists with a) the paths that are used by XBMC, b) all files that are already added to the library and c) a list of existing movie files in the given directories. The lists b) and c) get compared and the difference between them is the list of files that are not in the library. More or less.<section end="intro" />		<section begin="intro" />This script offers linux users a convenient way to check which media items were not yet added to the library. It scans the library (video only at the moment), creates lists with a) the paths that are used by XBMC, b) all files that are already added to the library and c) a list of existing movie files in the given directories. The lists b) and c) get compared and the difference between them is the list of files that are not in the library. More or less.<section end="intro" />

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	Alternatively you might want to look at the logfile of the last Kodi run(s). There is some info contained which might be useful for detecting unsuccessfully scraped items. But it is not obvious which entries are relevant. At least, I didn't find much useful information. But if you know what you are looking for and want to get deeper into the resaons why a special item isn't in the library, the logfile will help.		Alternatively you might want to look at the logfile of the last Kodi run(s). There is some info contained which might be useful for detecting unsuccessfully scraped items. But it is not obvious which entries are relevant. At least, I didn't find much useful information. But if you know what you are looking for and want to get deeper into the resaons why a special item isn't in the library, the logfile will help.

	Additionally there are several tools to work on the database itself which might help you in improving the stored information. You might have a look at the "XBMC Web Media Manager": http://forum.~~xbmc~~.~~org~~/showthread.php?t=60643 or scroll down the subforum with "Supplemental Tools": http://forum.~~xbmc~~.~~org~~/forumdisplay.php?f=116		Additionally there are several tools to work on the database itself which might help you in improving the stored information. You might have a look at the "XBMC Web Media Manager": http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?t=60643 or scroll down the subforum with "Supplemental Tools": http://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?f=116


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	# Discussion and latest version:		# Discussion and latest version:
	# http://forum.~~xbmc~~.~~org~~/showthread.php?t=62058		# http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?t=62058
	# http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=Linux-Script_To_Find_Not_Scraped_Movies		# http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=Linux-Script_To_Find_Not_Scraped_Movies

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	== Discussion ==		== Discussion ==

	Discussion about this script is in the Forum: http://forum.~~xbmc~~.~~org~~/showthread.php?t=62058		Discussion about this script is in the Forum: http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?t=62058

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	# ~~{{subst:Name}}~~ Orphans and Widows		# Kodi Orphans and Widows
	# v1.1		# v1.1
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	<section begin="intro" />This script offers linux users a convenient way to check which media items were not yet added to the library. It scans the library (video only at the moment), creates lists with a) the paths that are used by XBMC, b) all files that are already added to the library and c) a list of existing movie files in the given directories. The lists b) and c) get compared and the difference between them is the list of files that are not in the library. More or less.<section end="intro" />		<section begin="intro" />This script offers linux users a convenient way to check which media items were not yet added to the library. It scans the library (video only at the moment), creates lists with a) the paths that are used by XBMC, b) all files that are already added to the library and c) a list of existing movie files in the given directories. The lists b) and c) get compared and the difference between them is the list of files that are not in the library. More or less.<section end="intro" />

	Due to the nature of gathering the filelists it is necessary that the script is run on the computer where ~~{{name}}~~ is installed to. Check this website or the internet for a way to get access to a command line on the XBMC-machine if you don't know how to do it. Useful keywords: bash, ssh, telnet, shell		Due to the nature of gathering the filelists it is necessary that the script is run on the computer where XBMC is installed to. Check this website or the internet for a way to get access to a command line on the XBMC-machine if you don't know how to do it. Useful keywords: bash, ssh, telnet, shell

	In future versions of this script there might be a possibility to embed this script in XBMC's user interface and call it directly from e.g. the script-menu.		In future versions of this script there might be a possibility to embed this script in XBMC's user interface and call it directly from e.g. the script-menu.
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	* PREFIX will set a prefix that is used for all files that are created during the runtime of the script. It may include an absolute or relative path and a prefix of the filename. A good idea for this setting is something like the homefolder and a file-prefix or a temporary folder. Any given folder must already exist.		* PREFIX will set a prefix that is used for all files that are created during the runtime of the script. It may include an absolute or relative path and a prefix of the filename. A good idea for this setting is something like the homefolder and a file-prefix or a temporary folder. Any given folder must already exist.

	All needed programs should usually be installed already. If not, you need to install the corresponding packages and adjust the entry for the command, if needed. Most likely the command sqlite3 might not be available. The script might also work with older versions of the sqlite commandline tool but don't rely on this. The database that ~~{{name}}~~ creates and uses has version 3. A short test with sqlite 2.817 resulted in an error while reading the database. So only change this value if the actual sqlite has an appropriate version.		All needed programs should usually be installed already. If not, you need to install the corresponding packages and adjust the entry for the command, if needed. Most likely the command sqlite3 might not be available. The script might also work with older versions of the sqlite commandline tool but don't rely on this. The database that XBMC creates and uses has version 3. A short test with sqlite 2.817 resulted in an error while reading the database. So only change this value if the actual sqlite has an appropriate version.


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	== Alternatives And Supplementals ==		== Alternatives And Supplementals ==

	Alternatively you might want to look at the logfile of the last ~~{{name}}~~ run(s). There is some info contained which might be useful for detecting unsuccessfully scraped items. But it is not obvious which entries are relevant. At least, I didn't find much useful information. But if you know what you are looking for and want to get deeper into the resaons why a special item isn't in the library, the logfile will help.		Alternatively you might want to look at the logfile of the last XBMC run(s). There is some info contained which might be useful for detecting unsuccessfully scraped items. But it is not obvious which entries are relevant. At least, I didn't find much useful information. But if you know what you are looking for and want to get deeper into the resaons why a special item isn't in the library, the logfile will help.

	Additionally there are several tools to work on the database itself which might help you in improving the stored information. You might have a look at the "XBMC Web Media Manager": http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?t=60643 or scroll down the subforum with "Supplemental Tools": http://forum.xbmc.org/forumdisplay.php?f=116		Additionally there are several tools to work on the database itself which might help you in improving the stored information. You might have a look at the "XBMC Web Media Manager": http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?t=60643 or scroll down the subforum with "Supplemental Tools": http://forum.xbmc.org/forumdisplay.php?f=116
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	# {{~~name~~}} Orphans and Widows		# {{subst:Name}} Orphans and Widows
	# v1.1		# v1.1
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	<section begin="intro" />This script offers linux users a convenient way to check which media items were not yet added to the library. It scans the library (video only at the moment), creates lists with a) the paths that are used by XBMC, b) all files that are already added to the library and c) a list of existing movie files in the given directories. The lists b) and c) get compared and the difference between them is the list of files that are not in the library. More or less.<section end="intro" />		<section begin="intro" />This script offers linux users a convenient way to check which media items were not yet added to the library. It scans the library (video only at the moment), creates lists with a) the paths that are used by XBMC, b) all files that are already added to the library and c) a list of existing movie files in the given directories. The lists b) and c) get compared and the difference between them is the list of files that are not in the library. More or less.<section end="intro" />

	Due to the nature of gathering the filelists it is necessary that the script is run on the computer where ~~XBMC~~ is installed to. Check this website or the internet for a way to get access to a command line on the XBMC-machine if you don't know how to do it. Useful keywords: bash, ssh, telnet, shell		Due to the nature of gathering the filelists it is necessary that the script is run on the computer where {{name}} is installed to. Check this website or the internet for a way to get access to a command line on the XBMC-machine if you don't know how to do it. Useful keywords: bash, ssh, telnet, shell

	In future versions of this script there might be a possibility to embed this script in XBMC's user interface and call it directly from e.g. the script-menu.		In future versions of this script there might be a possibility to embed this script in XBMC's user interface and call it directly from e.g. the script-menu.
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	* PREFIX will set a prefix that is used for all files that are created during the runtime of the script. It may include an absolute or relative path and a prefix of the filename. A good idea for this setting is something like the homefolder and a file-prefix or a temporary folder. Any given folder must already exist.		* PREFIX will set a prefix that is used for all files that are created during the runtime of the script. It may include an absolute or relative path and a prefix of the filename. A good idea for this setting is something like the homefolder and a file-prefix or a temporary folder. Any given folder must already exist.

	All needed programs should usually be installed already. If not, you need to install the corresponding packages and adjust the entry for the command, if needed. Most likely the command sqlite3 might not be available. The script might also work with older versions of the sqlite commandline tool but don't rely on this. The database that ~~XBMC~~ creates and uses has version 3. A short test with sqlite 2.817 resulted in an error while reading the database. So only change this value if the actual sqlite has an appropriate version.		All needed programs should usually be installed already. If not, you need to install the corresponding packages and adjust the entry for the command, if needed. Most likely the command sqlite3 might not be available. The script might also work with older versions of the sqlite commandline tool but don't rely on this. The database that {{name}} creates and uses has version 3. A short test with sqlite 2.817 resulted in an error while reading the database. So only change this value if the actual sqlite has an appropriate version.


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	== Alternatives And Supplementals ==		== Alternatives And Supplementals ==

	Alternatively you might want to look at the logfile of the last ~~XBMC~~ run(s). There is some info contained which might be useful for detecting unsuccessfully scraped items. But it is not obvious which entries are relevant. At least, I didn't find much useful information. But if you know what you are looking for and want to get deeper into the resaons why a special item isn't in the library, the logfile will help.		Alternatively you might want to look at the logfile of the last {{name}} run(s). There is some info contained which might be useful for detecting unsuccessfully scraped items. But it is not obvious which entries are relevant. At least, I didn't find much useful information. But if you know what you are looking for and want to get deeper into the resaons why a special item isn't in the library, the logfile will help.

	Additionally there are several tools to work on the database itself which might help you in improving the stored information. You might have a look at the "XBMC Web Media Manager": http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?t=60643 or scroll down the subforum with "Supplemental Tools": http://forum.xbmc.org/forumdisplay.php?f=116		Additionally there are several tools to work on the database itself which might help you in improving the stored information. You might have a look at the "XBMC Web Media Manager": http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?t=60643 or scroll down the subforum with "Supplemental Tools": http://forum.xbmc.org/forumdisplay.php?f=116
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	# ~~XBMC~~ Orphans and Widows		# {{name}} Orphans and Widows
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	<section begin="intro" />This script offers linux users a convenient way to check which media items were not yet added to the library. It scans the library (video only at the moment), creates lists with a) the paths that are used by XBMC, b) all files that are already added to the library and c) a list of existing movie files in the given directories. The lists b) and c) get compared and the difference between them is the list of files that are not in the library. More or less.<section end="intro" />		<section begin="intro" />This script offers linux users a convenient way to check which media items were not yet added to the library. It scans the library (video only at the moment), creates lists with a) the paths that are used by XBMC, b) all files that are already added to the library and c) a list of existing movie files in the given directories. The lists b) and c) get compared and the difference between them is the list of files that are not in the library. More or less.<section end="intro" />

Ned Scott at 09:13, 7 April 2014

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	This script offers linux users a convenient way to check which media items were not yet added to the library. It scans the library (video only at the moment), creates lists with a) the paths that are used by XBMC, b) all files that are already added to the library and c) a list of existing movie files in the given directories. The lists b) and c) get compared and the difference between them is the list of files that are not in the library. More or less.		<section begin="intro" />This script offers linux users a convenient way to check which media items were not yet added to the library. It scans the library (video only at the moment), creates lists with a) the paths that are used by XBMC, b) all files that are already added to the library and c) a list of existing movie files in the given directories. The lists b) and c) get compared and the difference between them is the list of files that are not in the library. More or less.<section end="intro" />

	Due to the nature of gathering the filelists it is necessary that the script is run on the computer where XBMC is installed to. Check this website or the internet for a way to get access to a command line on the XBMC-machine if you don't know how to do it. Useful keywords: bash, ssh, telnet, shell		Due to the nature of gathering the filelists it is necessary that the script is run on the computer where XBMC is installed to. Check this website or the internet for a way to get access to a command line on the XBMC-machine if you don't know how to do it. Useful keywords: bash, ssh, telnet, shell

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	<section begin="intro" />This script offers linux users a convenient way to check which media items were not yet added to the library. It scans the library (video only at the moment), creates lists with a) the paths that are used by XBMC, b) all files that are already added to the library and c) a list of existing movie files in the given directories. The lists b) and c) get compared and the difference between them is the list of files that are not in the library. More or less.<section end="intro" />		<section begin="intro" />This script offers linux users a convenient way to check which media items were not yet added to the library. It scans the library (video only at the moment), creates lists with a) the paths that are used by XBMC, b) all files that are already added to the library and c) a list of existing movie files in the given directories. The lists b) and c) get compared and the difference between them is the list of files that are not in the library. More or less.<section end="intro" />

	Due to the nature of gathering the filelists it is necessary that the script is run on the computer where ~~XBMC~~ is installed to. Check this website or the internet for a way to get access to a command line on the XBMC-machine if you don't know how to do it. Useful keywords: bash, ssh, telnet, shell		Due to the nature of gathering the filelists it is necessary that the script is run on the computer where Kodi is installed to. Check this website or the internet for a way to get access to a command line on the XBMC-machine if you don't know how to do it. Useful keywords: bash, ssh, telnet, shell

	In future versions of this script there might be a possibility to embed this script in XBMC's user interface and call it directly from e.g. the script-menu.		In future versions of this script there might be a possibility to embed this script in XBMC's user interface and call it directly from e.g. the script-menu.
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	* PREFIX will set a prefix that is used for all files that are created during the runtime of the script. It may include an absolute or relative path and a prefix of the filename. A good idea for this setting is something like the homefolder and a file-prefix or a temporary folder. Any given folder must already exist.		* PREFIX will set a prefix that is used for all files that are created during the runtime of the script. It may include an absolute or relative path and a prefix of the filename. A good idea for this setting is something like the homefolder and a file-prefix or a temporary folder. Any given folder must already exist.

	All needed programs should usually be installed already. If not, you need to install the corresponding packages and adjust the entry for the command, if needed. Most likely the command sqlite3 might not be available. The script might also work with older versions of the sqlite commandline tool but don't rely on this. The database that ~~XBMC~~ creates and uses has version 3. A short test with sqlite 2.817 resulted in an error while reading the database. So only change this value if the actual sqlite has an appropriate version.		All needed programs should usually be installed already. If not, you need to install the corresponding packages and adjust the entry for the command, if needed. Most likely the command sqlite3 might not be available. The script might also work with older versions of the sqlite commandline tool but don't rely on this. The database that Kodi creates and uses has version 3. A short test with sqlite 2.817 resulted in an error while reading the database. So only change this value if the actual sqlite has an appropriate version.


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	== Alternatives And Supplementals ==		== Alternatives And Supplementals ==

	Alternatively you might want to look at the logfile of the last ~~XBMC~~ run(s). There is some info contained which might be useful for detecting unsuccessfully scraped items. But it is not obvious which entries are relevant. At least, I didn't find much useful information. But if you know what you are looking for and want to get deeper into the resaons why a special item isn't in the library, the logfile will help.		Alternatively you might want to look at the logfile of the last Kodi run(s). There is some info contained which might be useful for detecting unsuccessfully scraped items. But it is not obvious which entries are relevant. At least, I didn't find much useful information. But if you know what you are looking for and want to get deeper into the resaons why a special item isn't in the library, the logfile will help.

	Additionally there are several tools to work on the database itself which might help you in improving the stored information. You might have a look at the "XBMC Web Media Manager": http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?t=60643 or scroll down the subforum with "Supplemental Tools": http://forum.xbmc.org/forumdisplay.php?f=116		Additionally there are several tools to work on the database itself which might help you in improving the stored information. You might have a look at the "XBMC Web Media Manager": http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?t=60643 or scroll down the subforum with "Supplemental Tools": http://forum.xbmc.org/forumdisplay.php?f=116
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