XBMC.MyLibrary - Scan any source to the library (Hulu/Netflix/Plugins)

hunkyn · 2013-05-10 01:15

(2013-05-08 02:06)spyder Wrote: I decided to give this a try to see if I could help. First off, are you getting errors when trying to run this, you have some typos in your xml code. Path should be:

<YouTube path="plugin://plugin.video.youtube" recursive="true" > (notice the double //) also your subfolder should only have (/) to separate folders.

Also I tried scraping a folder in My Subscriptions and got a 'couldn't find folder' error(everything was correct), I then tried scraping the "New Subscription Videos" folder and that worked.

Thank you that worked. I tried several things and seems like I lost track of what and where I was changing. That is why I wanted a second set of eyes. All is good now.

Thanks agains

redhalo · 2013-05-11 16:42

bradvido88: Would you consider adding an option to name the folders the strm's are being placed in. This could be useful for marking sources such as "web" for skins that support source cases.

edit: nevermind again, figured it out.

Marx1 · 2013-05-11 18:10

I'm afraid author doesn't respond. It's pity because sources doesn't compile so it's impossible to add or fix anything.

redhalo · 2013-05-14 12:27

Is there a way to escape "/" that may be in the subfolder name? Also, is there a way to specify the folder structure that strms get placed in, so that movies and music videos are filed in their own individual folders?

spanktastic2120 · 2013-05-16 08:39

(2013-05-14 12:27)redhalo Wrote: Is there a way to escape "/" that may be in the subfolder name?

From the sample config file

Code:

Note: The '/' character is used exclusively to seperate folders. It cannot otherwise be used in the name attribute (there is currently no way to escape it)

Quote:Also, is there a way to specify the folder structure that strms get placed in, so that movies and music videos are filed in their own individual folders?

No, it will make a folder for movies and a folder for music videos, you cant change anything about the path inside those folders.

Can someone take a look at this and tell me what is wrong with my regex that is making it parse the name this way?

Code:

DEBUG   Archiving        Next: FreeCable/All Shows/Armageddon/2012/2012: The Masons

DEBUG   Archiving        Attempting default parsing of TV Show...

DEBUG   Archiving        Found custom series and title parser.

DEBUG   Archiving        Custom series and title parser regex: .*/All Shows/([^/]*)/.*/([^/]*$)

DEBUG   Archiving        Found series "2012", and title "The Masons", from file label "2012: The Masons". Will use this info to look up on the TVDB.com

It should take whatever string is after "All Shows/" and doesnt contain a "/" as the show name, then whatever string trails after the last "/" as the episode title.

redhalo Junior Member Posts: 17 Joined: Feb 2013 Reputation: 0	2013-05-11 16:42 Post: #872 bradvido88: Would you consider adding an option to name the folders the strm's are being placed in. This could be useful for marking sources such as "web" for skins that support source cases. edit: nevermind again, figured it out. (This post was last modified: 2013-05-11 16:54 by redhalo.)
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Marx1 Senior Member Posts: 230 Joined: Jan 2011 Reputation: 2	2013-05-11 18:10 Post: #873 I'm afraid author doesn't respond. It's pity because sources doesn't compile so it's impossible to add or fix anything.
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redhalo Junior Member Posts: 17 Joined: Feb 2013 Reputation: 0	2013-05-14 12:27 Post: #874 Is there a way to escape "/" that may be in the subfolder name? Also, is there a way to specify the folder structure that strms get placed in, so that movies and music videos are filed in their own individual folders?
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