(2013-11-08, 02:18)spyder Wrote: @Guile - I looked at the Nick channel, and noticed the shows you listed aren't in a 'Full Episodes' folder. If you remove the 'contains full episodes' filter it should work.

(2013-11-08, 03:53)spyder Wrote: I just tried your filter, and got it to work. I did notice xbmc had multiple matches for a couple of shows, that need to be selected before it can continue to scrape(even when filtering show names that don't need it). Have you run mylibrary and selected the correct entry for the shows that pop up? Also, it looks like the 'Rabbids Invasion' can't be scraped because it has '/' in the file names.

(2013-11-08, 05:10)spyder Wrote: When you run my library, keep an eye on xbmc. When it starts scraping, you will get a dialog pop up(in xbmc) with multiple matches for a show, you will need to select the correct title before my library will continue.

(2013-11-08, 16:24)Guile Wrote: I just cannot get this damn thing working with Freecable no matter what the hell I do!! I keep getting error;

ERROR Since no files were successfully archived in this subfolder, assuming an error occured. This will prevent the dropbox from being cleaned for files from this source.

(2013-11-08, 19:48)spanktastic2120 Wrote:

(2013-11-08, 16:24)Guile Wrote: I just cannot get this damn thing working with Freecable no matter what the hell I do!! I keep getting error;

ERROR Since no files were successfully archived in this subfolder, assuming an error occured. This will prevent the dropbox from being cleaned for files from this source.

I scrape freecable with this:

Code:

<FreeCable path="plugin://plugin.video.free.cable" custom_parser="" >

            <subfolder name="Favorite Shows" type="episodes" recursive="true">
            
                <parser>
                    <regexp>(^[^|\(]+).*?[\)]??[|]+?([^|]++$)</regexp>        <!-- if there is a pipe -->                    
                    <regexp>()(.*:.*$)</regexp>                    <!-- don't guess when theres a colon, its never right -->
                </parser>
                
                <exclude>
                    <contains>All Videos</contains>
                    <contains>The Aftermath</contains>
                    <contains>/Aftermath</contains>
                    <contains>Punk'd Full Episode</contains>
                    <contains>Life After Labor</contains>
                    <contains>2011 Lucha Libre</contains>
                    <contains>Guy Code Honors</contains>
                    <contains>Season Finale - Full Episode</contains>
                    <regexp>/S?[0-9]+ -.*</regexp>
                </exclude>            
            </subfolder>

(2013-11-15, 02:32)Sleuteltje Wrote: Is there perhaps another forum i should be posting my simple player plugin scrape question? I thought this would be the best place for it. Or is there no one who can help me?

It's just so strange, it looks like xbmc.mylibrary doesn't see the path i'm seeing. '/Movies'. Can it be that i should be entering something else? That the subfolder names xbmc.mylibrary follows don't have to be the same names as you follow in a plugin?

If someone could please shed a light on this, i would really appreciate it

(2013-11-15, 05:12)bradvido88 Wrote: This is the right place to ask the question, but you need to post your XBMC.MyLibrary debug log in order for us to help.