It's a program addon, you need to run it from the programs menu. From there you can sift through all the sets and: add/remove movies from a set, create a new set, etc.
Also, the information about the entire set is only displayed on certain skins during certain views(Landscape/Showcase come to mind).
Vaikin
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2012-08-21 19:50
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Skank
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2012-08-21 19:56
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Ok will try thx
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chippie
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2012-08-23 18:35
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(2012-08-20 20:33)CutSickAss Wrote: Eden groups movie sets automatically, no need for nfos any more (unless you want something too specific). Go to Settings -> Video -> Group movies in sets option (don't remember exactly how it's called). This is only correct if you let XBMC scrape your library completely. If you use an external manager like Media Companion or Ember to generate .nfo files for all your movies then you will still need to create the sets in either of these programs so the info is added to the .nfo. Otherwise you will have to create your sets manaully in XBMC which would be very tedious. |
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Shane1
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2012-09-01 00:46
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With Movie Sets, is there a way to turn them off using a smart playlist?
(They Movie Set would be toggeled on in settings, but if I didnt want to see them in a particular Smart Playlist...) |
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