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Setting Up Zappiti For the Dune — Media. Smart. Server. net.
While I was doing research for my review of the Dune BD Prime I came across Zappiti, a Video Jukebox similar to YAMJ for the PCH. Just about every media player out there has a substandard stock UI, so for me finding a suitable 3rd party jukebox is a must. Is Zappiti that jukebox for the Dune? Well, let’s dig in and see what it has to offer. My Setup: WHS with all videos stored and streamed (Blu Rays, SD DVDs, and TV Shows) shared via samba (see my guide on setting up samba for WHS here)Wired home network (Cate. Cat. 6)Dune BD Prime connected via Cat. Files To Download: Installation: 1.
While I was doing research for my review of the Dune BD Prime I came across Zappiti, a Video Jukebox similar to YAMJ for the PCH. Just about every media player out. No more missed important software updates! UpdateStar 11 lets you stay up to date and secure with the software on your computer.
Install Zappiti and Microsoft . NET Framework 3. 5 (if applicable). I decided to install Zappiti on my Windows 7 x. PC, but confirmed it worked on my Windows 7 x. PC as well. Setting Up: Before talking about setting up I just wanted to briefly discuss library organization: Movies – individual movie files can be in one big folder or they can be in subfolders (Separate folder for each movie and my preferred method). The key is to make sure the filename of the movie and/or the foldername of the movie is named as accurately as possible to the actual movie name. Words must be separated by spaces. TV Shows – each TV show must be in its own folder, with the folder being the exact name of the TV show.
Within each TV Show folder you can have separate folders for each Season (folder name should be “Season 1″, “Season 2″, etc…) or just have all episodes in the main tv show folder. Each episode ideally should be named Show. Name s## e## (where S = Season and E = Episode). I prefer to have a folder for each season, so an example of my setup would be: TV Shows - > Supernatural - > Season 1 - > Supernatural S0. E0. 1. mkv, Supernatural S0.
E0. 2. mkv, etc…Movies and TV Shows should be kept in separate folders. For example, I have a “TV Shows” folder and a “Movies” folder under my main “Videos” folder. Alright, now on to setting up. Locate Zappiti (should be a shortcut on your desktop) and launch. After a few seconds the main menu should load. Along the top left of the menu are the various configuration options. Along the top right of the menu is a counter which shows how many movies and TV shows are part of your Zappiti library.
In the middle of the main menu are five large icons. Watch It`S Kind Of A Funny Story Online Metacritic. You can select each icon to navigate through your Zappiti library.
This is exactly what it will look like when you access on a Dune. Configure: Click on the “Configure” button and a Configuration Popup Menu should appear. The “Configuration Folder” will be where Zappiti will store the generated Zappiti database (I think SQLlite).
Unless you want this stored in a specific location I would just keep it set to the default location. Under Language choose your language of choice (German, English, French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, or Russian)When Zappiti is done creating the video jukebox it will export the files which the Dune will then access for viewing. The Share Path is where you want the Zappiti output to be sent to. It must be a folder that the Dune can access.
In my case I just made a “Zappiti” folder on my shared Videos folder on my WHS. Next up is telling Zappiti where your Movie and TV Show collection is located. For movies Select “New Movies folder” and for TV shows select “New TVShows folder”. The folder path is where your Movies/TV Shows are located. Next up is possibly the most confusing part and where most people have problems.
You need to specify the “Rewrite absolute path when exporting”. This will tell Zappiti how the Dune will play back the video files. For example, if you access your media on the Dune via samba you would specify here what the samba path would be. When you click on the dropdown you will see a list of examples of different paths you could choose dependent on your setup (although the examples or helpful it is actually confusing because the user may think you simply choose one of the examples instead of actually filling in your own information). Since I am using samba, my paths are as follows: Folder Path – \\SHAWSHANK\Videos\Movies Family HDAbsolute Path – smb: //SHAWSHANK/Videos/Movies Family HD (NOTE the “/” goes in the opposite direction as in the Folder Path. Once done you can see below what my configuration looks like. I only play back my media via samba to the Dune, but I know many other people have different setups (such as external drives connected directly to the Dune, internal hard drive, etc…).
Since I didn’t test any other setups I can’t provide much guidance, but if users want to list out examples of how they set up for different scenarios in the comments section I would be glad to add here. Scan: Once the configuration is complete the next step is to have Zappiti scan your video library. From what I can tell this is a two step process. First, Zappiti will will scan through each video file and look for local metadata to use.
If metadata is missing then Zappiti will put the video file into the “# to scrap” section so the metadata can be scraped from various sources. For movies it appears that Zappiti will use the following local metadata: Cover = folder.
Fanart = backdrop. Metadata = [filename] or [moviename]. I have tried various different configurations for TV shows but have been unable to figure out what/if Zappiti will use local metadata. Any video files that may have been added previously but since have been deleted/moved will appear in the “# to clean up” section.
In the screenshot below you can see that once my scan was complete 2. Movies were added (upper right corner) and 2 movies needed to be scraped. Scrap: First off, in case you were wondering, this should say “Scrape” and not “Scrap”. Hopefully the developers will fix this misspelling because the last thing we want to do is scrap our video library!!!
If you have 0 to scrape then you can skip this step. Otherwise, click the “# to scrap” button which will show you a list of all videos that need to be scraped. Once the list appears you can decide to scrape each movie individually or scrape all movies in the list. To scrape a movie/TV show individually simply highlight on the list. At the bottom left the file name will appear, and this is what Zappiti will use to scrape. You can change this field if needed.
For example, if you want 1. IMDB #. If Zappiti is not sure of an exact match of the movie/TV show a list will appear with all possible matches for you to choose from.