Sorting Files
Javinizer's primary function is to sort your local JAV media files into an ordered format to use within a media library. It is likely that you will want to read the settings documentation to make changes before sorting. The commandline parameters are as follows:
Sorting a path of files
This will most likely be your go-to command when running Javinizer. This utilizes the -Path
, -DestinationPath
, and optionally the -Recurse
command.
Use settings locations
By default, Javinizer will assign the -Path
and -DestinationPath
via your settings.
Path ->
location.input
Destination Path ->
location.output
Use command-line locations
If -DestinationPath
is not assigned via the command-line or the location.output
setting, then it will automatically be assigned to the same location as your -Path
.
Path ->
C:\JAV\Unsorted
Destination Path ->
C:\JAV\Unsorted
Otherwise, you can just set both -Path
and -DestinationPath
on the command-line.
Path ->
C:\JAV\Unsorted
Destination Path ->
C:\JAV\Sorted
Movies not being matched
Using direct URLs
If for whatever reason Javinizer is unable to find a movie via the ID on a scraper, you can use the URLs the sort the file. The URLs will need to be defined as an array. The -Path
needs to be the direct path to the file, not a directory.
Use URLs in a single command
Use URLs in a separate variable
Using -Strict
Updating already-sorted files
If you want to update metadata for already-sorted files, you can use the -Update
parameter. The -Update
parameter will not move any of your movie files, and only replace the .nfo
metadata file by default.
Using -Force
Using the -Force
parameter will also replace all image files.
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