Software to auto download movie covers?

[dreamsss]

I tried using Media Companion, but I cant seem to change the outpath of the covers. That's the a must for me. Also nice to set my own naming system.

[squadjot]

Some people uses http://www.filebot.net/

[taconaut]

Both your requests are covered with ums-mlx.

[dreamsss]

Some people uses http://www.filebot.net/

I don't see any options about getting movie covers.

[squadjot]

Ok?, It's mentioned several times on the frontpage.

FileBot is the ultimate tool for organizing and renaming your movies, tv shows or anime, and music well as downloading subtitles and artwork. It's smart and just works.

Fetch artwork and create nfo files for TV shows or movies

Setting up a fully automated media center – extract archives, organize tv shows and movies, download subtitles, fetch artwork and metadata, update XBMC – with FileBot it's that easy!

You'll have to dig in the manual for yourself, i'm not a user of filebot

[Wolfgan]

Another (decoupled from UMS) interesting app I see it recommended in other forums is http://www.tinymediamanager.org/

[Nadahar]

I'd recommend UMS-MLX, but if that for some reason isn't an option, there's also the MovieInfo plugin that can be installed from the Plugin Management tab.

The plugin is a bit old and I don't know how well it works, but I think it had some support for movie covers. "Uninstalling" the plugin is easy, just remove the jar file from the plugins folder.

[mik_s]

A spambot just dragged this post up from the past and after dealing with it had a quick look.

That UMS-MLX plug-in looks interesting and is a shame that plug-ins are no longer supported.

It seems like a good fit with how UMS can get metadata for the web browser now. Maybe it could be fully integrated into future versions of UMS?

[Nadahar]

The author of UMS-MLX wanted to integrate the project with UMS, and I thought it was a great idea. At that time, there were other UMS developers that were very much against it though. I don't know the full story, but I got the impression that it was personal. The UMS-MLX author was a developer with the originating PS3MS project, so I assumed that there were some history that I don't know.

It's a really a shame regardless, but I think it's way too late to salvage now. I think the author has given up the whole thing, and the differences between the two has grown a lot since then.