ListItem.SubtitleLanguage

cruzannavy · 2011-06-09 21:34

ronie Wrote:since the window property will return 'true', you'll have to create a true.png image in your case.

so skin.foo/media/sub/true.png must exist.

right i understood that from the code and i did just that. true.png and nothing yet.

**ronie** · 2011-06-09 21:40

hmm...add a label control to DialogVideoInfo.xml
to check if the script does indeed return anything

Code:

<label>Sub: $INFO[Window(12003).Property(SubtitleInfo)]</label>

**ronie** · 2011-06-09 21:45

i think the window id could be the problem.

try:

Code:

$INFO[Window(2003).Property(SubtitleInfo)]

cruzannavy · 2011-06-09 22:11

tried it all, 12003, returns nothign, and 2003 return nothign when set to a label in dailoug window. i am using a generic addon.xml to run the script it is saying the srcit ran with succes and it does error out sayingit could find the script at firts then it fallbacks to wehre i have it stored and then runs. i know this has to do with my extension point but that should not be an issue right?

Code:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>

<addon id="script.subtitleinfo"

       name="XBMC Subtitleinfo"

       version="0.1"

       provider-name="cruzannavy">

  <requires>

    <import addon="xbmc.python" version="1.0"/>

    </requires>

  <extension point="xbmc.python.library"

             library="default.py" />

    <extension point="xbmc.addon.metadata">

    <summary lang="en">XBMC Subtitles</summary>

    <description lang="en">etc...</description>

    <platform>all</platform>

  </extension>

</addon>

cruzannavy · 2011-06-09 22:14

im am selecting folders with srt files in them. i changed the code to 2003 in all the places i had it, and it fails the script that way , but still retunrs no value in the dialouge screen. i am on dharma 10.1 btw. so this is working for you? you get a vaule returned if you set it to a label?

**ronie** · 2011-06-09 22:21

eh, hope you didn't change the id in the script, that one has to be 12003.
but in the skin you should use 2003, or even better:

Code:

$INFO[Window(MovieInformation).Property(SubtitleInfo)]

or just:

Code:

$INFO[Window.Property(SubtitleInfo)]

i've only tested the eden code i've posted.
will check the dharma one as soon as i have a minute to spare :-)

cruzannavy · 2011-06-09 22:29

well i initially tired to do it in the script but it failed immediately, ( and i figured it had to be the absolute window id for the script so i changed it back after it failed)
no i didnt change the page id either , i verified that aswell before i got started and i tried both the the codes ( from the wiki, 12003 2003) for the window id ill try the normal name approach instead of window id. and try some more things but i havent had any look retunring any labels or values. could it be launching the script to late to populate that info ? but it should populate that info dynamically even if i run the script via a separate button for testing purposes. it should auto fill that label on the script execution right? i have it to auto run on focus of the default button on the dialog window. thanks for helping me out and bouncing ideas around. hopefully ( hahah) it doesnt work on your end either and it not me F'ing it up somehow. or hopefully u get it to work on your end. thanks!

ill try the normal name now

Yeah no luck with the normal name

**ronie** · 2011-06-10 21:39

in the script, change:

Code:

self.PATH = params.get( "path", "" )[1:-4]

to

Code:

self.PATH = params.get( "path", "" )[:-3]

that should be it :-)

cruzannavy · 2011-06-14 04:07

2 questions.
the script is workign for me, but i have 2 observations. i dotn beleive this takes into account files tha have 4 cahracters for extensions ie. m2ts ? could i just add another line and say -4 or would it need more coding than that?

also, is there a way to tell the script to fetch the window id and then use that instead of hard coding it to 12003. that way i can use the script on whatever view has focus? thanks for all the help!

note. i did change it to -4 and it did pick up the m2ts and not the avi or mp4 obviously because it was one character off, ill trya and read up and see how to make the argument do either or ?

cruzannavy · 2011-06-15 00:20

any guideance anyone... would it be a waste of time to use two scipts? ie one set yo -3 and one set to -4 ? or would they conflict?

cruzannavy Senior Member Posts: 203 Joined: Dec 2010 Reputation: 9	2011-06-09 21:34 Post: #21 ronie Wrote:since the window property will return 'true', you'll have to create a true.png image in your case. so skin.foo/media/sub/true.png must exist. right i understood that from the code and i did just that. true.png and nothing yet.
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ronie Team-XBMC Member Posts: 8,262 Joined: Jan 2009 Reputation: 108	2011-06-09 21:45 Post: #23 i think the window id could be the problem. try: Code: `$INFO[Window(2003).Property(SubtitleInfo)]` Always read the XBMC online-manual, FAQ and search the forum before posting. Do not PM or e-mail XBMC-Team members directly asking for support. Read/follow the forum rules. For troubleshooting and bug reporting please make sure you read this first.
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cruzannavy Senior Member Posts: 203 Joined: Dec 2010 Reputation: 9	2011-06-09 22:14 Post: #25 im am selecting folders with srt files in them. i changed the code to 2003 in all the places i had it, and it fails the script that way , but still retunrs no value in the dialouge screen. i am on dharma 10.1 btw. so this is working for you? you get a vaule returned if you set it to a label?
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cruzannavy Senior Member Posts: 203 Joined: Dec 2010 Reputation: 9	2011-06-15 00:20 Post: #30 any guideance anyone... would it be a waste of time to use two scipts? ie one set yo -3 and one set to -4 ? or would they conflict?
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