Solve the problem that Synology VideoStation movie and TV information cannot be searched manually
I recently discovered that the VideoStation movie and TV information search under Synology has been unable to work properly. It is too troublesome and frustrating to add pictures and information manually
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Now the solution is found.
The newly added video files are all in gray boxes, showing obsessive-compulsive disorder.
To get to the point, I couldn’t find information resources, and found that the main platform corresponding to Synology was blocked, so it has been unavailable recently.
While looking for a solution, I found that Synology can also build a ladder (modify Hosts).
Here is a method for friends who don’t know how to do it:
(This method can solve the problem of being unable to search for video information manually. The original automatic retrieval function of importing corresponding files does not seem to work)
(But at least The information content can be searched, which is still good)
The following is Synology's official website "How to log in to DSM with root permissions through SSH/Telnet"
https://www.synology.com/zh-cn/knowledgebase/DSM/tutorial/General_Setup/How_to_login_to_DSM_with_root_permission_via_SSH_Telnet
> Step one: Enable SSH function
Control Panel - Applications - Terminal and SNMP (remember to open it and press "Apply")
> Step 2: Download Putty (this is the name of the software)
If there are students, just skip this step and go to the third step
(if you need to download, there is a software download address at the beginning of the article)
> Step 3: Enter Synology backend through Putty
Enter the Nas IP address
(the downloaded Putty may be the English version or the Chinese version, it does not affect the use)
host name (or IP address) Enter the Synology address, the port defaults to 22, and the connection type is SSH
> PuTTY warning
A PuTTY warning may pop up after opening. You can ignore it. You can enter normally by selecting Yes or No.
> Step 4: Enter the root permission background and enter Hosts
1. Enter the user name (the account name with Synology admin permissions)
2. Enter the password of the corresponding account (now you are officially logged in to the backend)
3. Enter sudo -i to enter root permissions (you will also be asked to enter your password once at this time. You can continue to enter the password corresponding to the account)
(When entering the password above, no characters will appear in the password field. Enter the correct password and press Enter)
4. At this time, enter vi /etc/hosts to enter root (note There are spaces after vi)
> Step 5: Edit Hosts
1. After entering vi /etc/hosts, enter the hosts browsing mode
2. Press A to enter the editing mode, the lower left corner of the prompt box will display – INSERT – (indicating that you have entered the editing mode)
3. Enter the added content
13.225.103.51 api.themoviedb.org
13.224.157.34 api.thetvdb.com
douban.uieee.com/v2/movie/subject/
13.224.161.90 api.themoviedb.org
4. After the input is completed, press ESC to exit and enter: wq to save the input content (don’t forget to enter the colon before wq)
> Final step: Exit PuTTY
Type exit and press Enter. Type exit again and press Enter. All modifications are completed.
