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Bubu69

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It would be awesome if a cover image would be saved as well. CloneBD shows it at the beginning. That would be great for Media Portal etc.

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Bubu69 said:
It would be awesome if a cover image would be saved as well. CloneBD shows it at the beginning. That would be great for Media Portal etc.
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In what format would it have to be? Any naming convention?
 
Would be nice for my Plex too, don't think it requires any specific filename or extension. JPG would be fine.

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Pete said:
In what format would it have to be? Any naming convention?
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Thanks Pete :)

I use Media Portal 2 but Media Portal 1 uses a cover manager: https://www.team-mediaportal.com/wiki/display/MediaPortal1/Cover+Manager
Unfortunately it doesn't have all covers but it's possible to get front and back cover.

I suggest to let the user define it in a simple way, maybe with a wildcard:
- simple input field for the filename (e.g. %title% as a parameter which is replaced with the movie title; people then have the possibility adding a prefix or suffix like "HD - ").
- format (jpg, png plus whatever)

That should cover a lot. Usually it was always cover.jpg in the folder where the movie was ripped into. In case of a DVD it was in the same directory as the AUDIO_TS folder.
But if you have a single mkv or mp4 file the user should have the possibility of individual cover names.

That should "cover" the most ;)
 
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