tinyMediaManager can’t connect to the internet via NTLM proxy
NTLM authentication does not work within tinyMediaManager. You can use something like CNTLM to connect to the internet.
The user interface of tinyMediaManager is corrupted
Try to create (or edit if it already exists) a file called launcher-extra.yml
in the tinyMediaManager install directory and add the following line under the node jvmOpts:
, so it looks like
jvmOpts:
- "-Dsun.java2d.nodraw=true"
and restart tinyMediaManager
v3: Try to create (or edit if it already exists) a file called extra.txt
in the tinyMediaManager install directory and add the following line -Dsun.java2d.nodraw=true
and restart tinyMediaManager
tinyMediaManager won’t start with Java Portable
Java Portable provides Java in a different way than the installed one. You may need to create a batch file (.bat) inside the tinyMediaManager folder with the following content (including the dot at the end!):
cd %~dp0
<path to PortableApps>\CommonFiles\Java\bin\javaw.exe -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true -Dsilent=noupdate -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 -jar getdown.jar .
replace <path to PortableApps>
with the installation path of your PortableApps.
tinyMediaManager v4 ships its own Java, so this is not needed any more
tinyMediaManager does not respect UI scaling settings from the system
Every Java version/Operating System does handle high DPI/UI scaling differently, but you can force tinyMediaManager to pick up your preferred scaling factor:
- open (or create if it does not exist) the file
launcher-extra.yml
in the tinyMediaManager folder - add (or modify) the following part in this file:
jvmOpts: - "-Dsun.java2d.uiScale=2"
where
2
is the scaling factor you want to use. - relaunch tinyMediaManager
v3: Java 8: follow the steps from this thread.
Java 9+: either do the same as for Java 8 or create a file called extra.txt
in the tinyMediaManager install directory and add the following line -Dsun.java2d.uiScale=2
. Last but not least you could try to increase the font size in the general settings and restart tinyMediaManager
UI glitches with a remote desktop connection
If you use tinyMediaManager with a remote desktop connection software like RDP or VNC, Java can produce some weird glitches due a lack of 3D rendering with remote desktop connections.
- open (or create if it does not exist) the file
launcher-extra.yml
in the tinyMediaManager folder - add (or modify) the following part in this file:
jvmOpts: - "-Dsun.java2d.d3d=false"
- relaunch tinyMediaManager
v3: You can create (or edit if it already exists) a file called extra.txt
in the tinyMediaManager install directory and add the following line -Dsun.java2d.d3d=false