Command Syntax
MovieJukebox [MovieLibrary] [-c] [-i] [-o jukeboxRoot] [-p propertiesFile] [-D property=value] [-k]
Parameters
| MovieLibrary | Optional | If not specified on the command line, the value of the mjb.libraryRoot from the properties file will be used.
The name of either - an existing directory (local or network) where your movies are stored, or
- an XML configuration file specifying one or more directories to be scanned for movies.
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| -o jukeboxRoot | Optional | If not specified on the command line, the value of mjb.jukeboxRoot from the properties file will be used.
Output directory (local or network) where the jukebox files will be written.
By default the is the same as the MovieLibraryRoot.
This parameter is mandatory when using a library.xml file. |
| -c | Optional | Delete unused files from the generated jukebox
Note: You can also use the property mjb.jukeboxClean |
| -k | Optional | Any previously-scanned movies in the output directory will be preserved verbatim. |
| -i | Optional | Skip the indexing of the library and generation of the HTML pages.
This should only be used with an external front end, such as NMTServer.
Note: You can also use the property mjb.skipIndexGeneration |
| -h | Optional | Skip the creation of the HTML pages.
This is intended for use with flash skins.
Note: You can also use the property mjb.skipHtmlGeneration |
| -p propertiesFile | Optional | The name of the properties file to use instead of moviejukebox.properties.
See PropertiesConfiguration |
| -D property=value | Optional | Override any property in the properties file or in the skin.properties.
This parameter may be specified as many times as necessary, once for each overridden property. |
| -v | Optional | Display the version information about !Moviejukebox. Note this will stop the execution at this point. |
| -dump | Optional | Performs a dump of the library structure for debug purposes
The library will be scanned and a directory created that can be used for debug purposes
This does not update the library or jukebox. |
| -memory | Optional | Turns on the display of memory information as !Moviejukebox is processing
Also performs more agressive memory clean up at the cost of some processing speed
and may help in low memory situations.
Note: You can alls use the property mjb.showMemory |
Examples
| MovieJukebox Z:\VIDEO | Scans all files under Z:\Video and creates the Jukebox files in that location |
| MovieJukebox Z:\VIDEO -o C:\MyJukebox | Scans all files under Z:\Video and creates the Jukebox files in C:\MyJukebox |
| MovieJukebox Z:\VIDEO -c -o C:\MyJukebox | As above, but will remove any old jukebox files |
| MovieJukebox library.xml -o ./TestOutput | Scans all files at all locations identified in the library.xml file and creates the index files in the TestOutput subdirectory of the current directory (useful for checking links before copying to the final location) |
| MovieJukebox | Scans all files at the location pointed to by the mjb.libraryRoot property in moviejukebox.properties. The Jukebox files are created in the location pointed to by the mjb.jukeboxRoot property in moviejukebox.properties. |
| MovieJukebox -p custom.properties | custom.properties will be used instead of moviejukebox.properties. Scans all files at the location pointed to by the mjb.libraryRoot property in custom.properties. The Jukebox files are created in the location pointed to by the mjb.jukeboxRoot property in custom.properties. |
| MovieJukebox library.xml -o C:\MyJukebox -p custom.properties | Scans all files under Z:\Video and creates the Jukebox files in C:\MyJukebox. custom.properties will be used instead of moviejukebox.properties. |
| MovieJukebox -D mjb.skin.dir=./skins/gfb107-sd -o C:\MyJukebox -p custom.properties | Same as above, but forces skin to gfb107-sd instead of whatever is specified in the custom.properties file. |
For instructions on how to create a library.xml file look at LibraryXMLInfo.