Stumped trying to get an API key to work with Powershell for Movies reporting

[FatherSaint 27]

I am having issues with the Reports plugin as I try to find my old movies that are 720p or even worse to upgrade. It has often wrongly identified the resolutions, usually showing 1080p as 720p...

So, anyway, I've been using Co-Pilot to create reporting based using the API key that I created specifically for this. I should mention that I first tried the API key that was already with the same error.

My Lifetime license appears to be fully installed and everything is happy in that regard.

ERROR OCCURRED: Access token is invalid or expired.

The C:\Reports path has full permissions and I'm executing the .PS1 file from within Powershell, which is running as Administrator.

After a lot of back and forth, Co-Pilot thinks that the issue is related to network binding of some sort, causing the key to be rejected.

Any thoughts would be much appreciated. I've attached the script here as a .TXT file, in case that helps.

EmbyReportingPowershell.txt

[Luke 42945]

Hi, have you taken a look at this?

Emby SDK Documentation: API-Key Authentication

[FatherSaint 27]

Honestly, I thought it was more likely something in the script, even though Co-Pilot didn't agree. LOL

I'll read that now, thank you!

 

[FatherSaint 27]

PLAN B: Tiny Media Manager can apparently export the list that I need. I have it installed and running right now.

Unfortunately, I had done what the page shows. It doesn't make sense to me, especially since I am the ONLY configured user and so presumably the Admin by default.

Co-Pilot decided at some point that instead of using localhost the script should use the IP address instead.

Maybe I'll just have to manually do this, which would be a stinker, but the Reports plugin might give me some good info.

Edited 21 minutes ago by FatherSaint
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