(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.

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

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?

Quote: -Requires going to Settings, Network, Services, and checking "Allow control of XBMC via HTTP" and setting the Port/Username/Password you desire.

(2013-05-27, 04:51)wirsteve Wrote: I ended up figuring it out. I didn't have the WebServer listed properly.

Thank you for helping.

Now I just have to figure out how to index all the things I want...HBO Go, (maybe 1Channel) all the major news stations.

(2013-04-18, 22:55)hellohello Wrote: @Loco
one workaround I found in dealing with the season issue is using force_series and force_tvdb with archiving set to true. what results is a 'zero' season but the episodes being presented in the correct order. so for example, in my case of The Amazing Race, I used the following:

Code:

<Playon custom_parser="PlayOn" recursive="true" >

<!-- NETFLIX-->
<subfolder name="Netflix/Browse Genres/Comedies/Stand-up Comedy/" type="movies" recursive="true"  />

<!-- AMAZON -->    
<subfolder name="Amazon VOD/Prime Watchlist/TV/The Amazing Race, Season 17" force_series="The Amazing Race" force_tvdb="true" type="episodes" />
<subfolder name="Amazon VOD/Prime Watchlist/TV/The Amazing Race, Season 18" force_series="The Amazing Race" force_tvdb="true" type="episodes" />
<subfolder name="Amazon VOD/Prime Watchlist/TV/The Amazing Race, Season 19" force_series="The Amazing Race" force_tvdb="true" type="episodes" />
<subfolder name="Amazon VOD/Prime Watchlist/TV/The Amazing Race, Season 20" force_series="The Amazing Race" force_tvdb="true" type="episodes" />

</Playon>

In my configuration, it was better to define/name the PlayOn source simply "Playon" with all the other channels (Amazon VOD, Netflix, Hulu) being treated as subfolders. This is different than what others have suggested in this thread but my method allows for content besides Netflix to be scraped. The drawback of course is that this is sloppy and you don't get the correct plot information.

However, if you're using Hulu+, here's the necessary regex to grab what you want without putting it in your subscriptions (known as favorites on Hulu)

Code:

<Hulu path="plugin://plugin.video.hulu" recursive="true">            
<subfolder name="Subscriptions/The Amazing Race (HD)" type="episodes" recursive="true" >
    <filter>
    <regexp>/Episode[s]? \([0-9]+\)/</regexp>                
    </filter>
</subfolder>
<subfolder regex_name="true" name="TV/Channels \([0-9]+\)/- Science and Technology/Popular Titles \([0-9]+\)" type="episodes" recursive="true">
    <filter>
    <regexp>/Episode[s]? \([0-9]+\)/</regexp>                
    </filter>
    <exclude>                    
    <regexp>/season[s]? \([0-9]+\)</regexp>                
    </exclude>
</subfolder>                            
    <exclude>                
     <contains>previous page</contains>                    
     <contains>next page</contains>            
     <contains>/Recommended</contains>                    
     <contains>/Clips</contains>                        
</exclude>                    
</Hulu>

NOTE: Although certain shows are HuluPlus, you can still use the examples above to scrape whatever is freely available

1. In the example provided with the latest version of My.Library, regex_name="true" is in the start of the plugin searchfilter (i.e. Hulu path="plugin://plugin.video.hulu"). Do not do this as it will break scraping HD episodes. This is also why it's missing from The Amazing Race entry.

2. However, if you want to capture all items within a particular "channel" (i.e. Genre) then you can use the second example ( "- Science and Technology").


Hope this helps.

(2013-06-01, 09:04)cazten Wrote: I've noticed some of my subscribed tv series from Hulu are stopping at 250 episodes. (and my XML files pointed to download all content recursively from subscriptions)

Like law and order for example, soon as it hit 250 episodes it stopped downloading any further into the season, or subsequent seasons

Anyone ran into this behavior? I can't for the life of me find anything in the XML file so I'm wondering if this is a xbmc setting I'm missing?