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RE: [Web Interface Addon] XWMM -- no - jenl - 2013-09-26
Hi
My movie collection has all files exported. .nfo's exist individually for each movie. The nfo's are recognized in XBMC intfc -- contained info, edit, etc are read & displayed correctly.
In XWMM, I can see all my movies, but for each/all, all "Movie Details" entries are blank -- except for "Genre":
Additional config required? or a bug?
RE: [Web Interface Addon] XWMM - XBMC Web Media Manager - un1versal - 2013-09-26
Clearly the nfos have to be in a standard both xbmc and xwmm understand, that is, if the corresponding fileds are populated in the nfos your have and of course if its compatible.
I dont use nfo's since all that info is nicely handled by xbmc to my liking, as such I have no real advice except whats mentioned above.
cheers.
RE: [Web Interface Addon] XWMM - XBMC Web Media Manager - jenl - 2013-09-26
The nfos are those created by XBMC. So they're clearly in standard form that xbmc undertstands.
RE: [Web Interface Addon] XWMM - XBMC Web Media Manager - un1versal - 2013-09-26
@jenl
mmmm, I think XWMM is reading the info from database not from nfo's, if this is incorrect pls someone chime in.
On another note, XBMC does not generate nfos for anything natively that I am aware of and never has, so you must be using some 3rd party addon or some other manager of sorts, so the format of one and other may not be fully conversant.
The problem here is we need ppl who can develop this further to help us out, XWMM is not back into shape yet, though much has been restored recently. Cross fingers.
@slash @Zernable and other devs.
I found cherry picking is relatively easy to pick any commit or range of commits from one Branch to another and rebase /sqush etc so its easy to follow., so as is the developers now need to git pull rebase so their local forks are in sync before working on new patches and submiting PR's
I can do the Janitorial work of cherry picking and updating the changelog and addon.xml so that part is ok as long as its being worked from master. Further discussion can be done over at the PR what you guys feels they should be done for.
I have some ideas to replace the gfx with the ones from XBMC so its a little more funky looking. That I can do along with jan work. Ill make a separate Fork for this so oyou guys can review and discuss it.
RE: [Web Interface Addon] XWMM - XBMC Web Media Manager - nickr - 2013-09-26
(2013-09-26, 23:12)uNiversal Wrote: @jenl
On another note, XBMC does not generate nfos for anything natively that I am aware of and never has, so you must be using some 3rd party addon or some other manager of sorts, so the format of one and other may not be fully conversant.
I thought XBMC did create nfo's if you export the db to individual files?
RE: [Web Interface Addon] XWMM - XBMC Web Media Manager - un1versal - 2013-09-27
idk may be so, idk because these are things never used and all I did get was XMLS in the one instance I tested exporting in XBMC, though question is then is XWMM unable to read them or is there a bug. Since I never used nfos +XWMM my guess would be.
The point is if its a bug then open a bug report and cross fingers someone can fix it
RE: [Web Interface Addon] XWMM - XBMC Web Media Manager - nickr - 2013-09-27
@uNiversal By the way, where have you been? You were very active on here when I started getting active, then you disappeared for ages? Perhaps real life has been interfering. Speaking of whiich I better do some work!
RE: [Web Interface Addon] XWMM - XBMC Web Media Manager - un1versal - 2013-09-27
Yep.
RE: [Web Interface Addon] XWMM - XBMC Web Media Manager - slash - 2013-09-27
@jenl
XWMM read the XBMC databases. Since version 2.0, this done via JSON-RPC API (and lost some features in the process).
In your case make sure that XBMC has imported into the movie library all the info, not just reading the nfo files.
In normal operations XWMM will display almost the same information as XBMC about a movie.
Let us know how it goes,
Slash
RE: [Web Interface Addon] XWMM - XBMC Web Media Manager - un1versal - 2013-09-27
Ok I started working on the flags gfx and other gfx like icons, will make a new branch just for that so everyone can decide on where to go from there.
Im not enterily sure where these gfx are called from whci files etc but I did find they needed improving.
Stay tuned.
RE: [Web Interface Addon] XWMM - XBMC Web Media Manager - un1versal - 2013-09-27
OK Graphics improvement branch is on https://github.com/slash2009/XWMM/tree/Experimental-graphics
You can see a comparison side by side here https://github.com/slash2009/XWMM/commit/e7514fee6e4de7e0184b6e24fbc50d2c5899638b
Discussion is on https://github.com/slash2009/XWMM/issues/26
Anyone who has images to contribute you know what to do, if not ask.
Thank you.
RE: [Web Interface Addon] XWMM - XBMC Web Media Manager - slash - 2013-09-28
(2013-09-27, 15:13)uNiversal Wrote: OK Graphics improvement branch is on https://github.com/slash2009/XWMM/tree/Experimental-graphics
You can see a comparison side by side here https://github.com/slash2009/XWMM/commit/e7514fee6e4de7e0184b6e24fbc50d2c5899638b
Discussion is on https://github.com/slash2009/XWMM/issues/26
Anyone who has images to contribute you know what to do, if not ask.
Thank you.
Excellent work thanks uNiversal.
RE: [Web Interface Addon] XWMM - XBMC Web Media Manager - un1versal - 2013-09-28
@slash your welcome
It was something I was toying with, idk if it suits or if everyone likes it or if using different sources would be better, though Im having trouble finding the sources for the flags in shapes .csh or .eps or .svg formats, plenty in raster formats that is not ideal to make composites out of cause of the pixelation resulting.
Ill have to ask a few skinners if they have any sources to share.
RE: [Web Interface Addon] XWMM - XBMC Web Media Manager - skj88 - 2013-10-01
I have the same issue as described in post 1589. Just upgraded from Eden to Frodo. From the other posts, it looks like XWMM is being built into XBMC instead of being an add on? Any idea when XWMM will be Frodo compatible? This is such a great add on it sucks to be without it.
RE: [Web Interface Addon] XWMM - XBMC Web Media Manager - un1versal - 2013-10-01
The frodo branch is now frodo compatible including the movie sets. Refer to first post for download links.
Idk where you get that idea that XWMM is being built in to XBMC, as its not, though XBMC now offers movie set management via gui and not via webinterface.
Obviously XWMM is still not working 100% for lack of time with developers currently engaged in other things like real life.