(2013-12-22, 02:44)uncondensed Wrote: Finally identified why the show files are being deleted after being created. A folder name in Windows cannot end with a period. The tool creates a folder based on the series name but Windows removes the trailing period silently without generating an error. This creates a mismatch between the Archive entry and the file system.

Now to figure out how to override the tool and force it to use the truncated name in the Archive.

Code:

Archive:NoChange
\\pillbox\videos\TV Shows\Marvel's.Agents.of.S.H.I.E.L.D.\Season.1\S01E10 - The Bridge.strm
Clean Up         Deleting old file at:
\\pillbox\videos\TV Shows\Marvel's.Agents.of.S.H.I.E.L.D\Season.1\S01E10 - The Bridge.strm

(2013-07-20, 15:24)tobyh Wrote: Hi All,

I am using the BBC iPlayer Plugin with XBMC 12.2 (running on Ubuntu 13.04).

When I run the MyLibrary plugin from a terminal session I get the error that it cannot read any of the sub-folders I specified. I double checked and the folders should be valid. The syntax I used in the search filter is:

<iPlayer path="plugin://plugin.video.iplayer" recursive="true" multi_part="true" regex_name="true" prefix="(BBC) " >
<!-- Highlights -->
<subfolder name="Highlights \([0-9]+\)" max_videos="50" type="episodes" />

<subfolder name="Highlights/BBC One \([0-9]+\)" max_videos="50" type="episodes" />
<subfolder name="Highlights/BBC Two \([0-9]+\)" max_videos="50" type="episodes" />
<subfolder name="Highlights/BBC Three" max_videos="50" type="episodes" />
<subfolder name="Highlights/BBC Four" max_videos="50" type="episodes" />
<subfolder name="Highlights/BBC News Channel" max_videos="50" type="episodes" />

<!-- Popular -->
<subfolder name="Popular" max_videos="50" type="episodes" />

<subfolder name="Highlights/BBC One" max_videos="50" type="episodes" />
<subfolder name="Highlights/BBC Two" max_videos="50" type="episodes" />
<subfolder name="Highlights/BBC Three" max_videos="50" type="episodes" />
<subfolder name="Highlights/BBC Four" max_videos="50" type="episodes" />
<subfolder name="Highlights/BBC News Channel" max_videos="50" type="episodes" />

</iPlayer>

For all the sub-folders I listed I recieved an error with the format:
No matching subfolder: "iPlay/Highlights/BBC One" was found. Skipping.

Has anyone used this iPlayer plugin (found at http://superrepo.org/plugin.video.iplayer/)?

Or can offer any advice?

Toby

(2014-01-26, 00:41)locoguano Wrote: I have this set..

Code:

    <VideoCleanUp>
        <HoursThreshold>2.0</HoursThreshold><!--The video must be missing for at least this many hours before it's deleted. -->
        <ConsecutiveThreshold>2</ConsecutiveThreshold><!--The video must be missing for this many consecutive times before it's deleted (each time this program runs is consider 1 time). -->
    </VideoCleanUp>

.. but My.Library fails to clean up old files. There are videos that I removed from my watchlist on Amazon a month ago that it sill has not removed.

(2014-01-23, 04:24)fishdood Wrote:

(2013-12-22, 02:44)uncondensed Wrote: Finally identified why the show files are being deleted after being created. A folder name in Windows cannot end with a period. The tool creates a folder based on the series name but Windows removes the trailing period silently without generating an error. This creates a mismatch between the Archive entry and the file system.

Now to figure out how to override the tool and force it to use the truncated name in the Archive.

Code:

Archive:NoChange
\\pillbox\videos\TV Shows\Marvel's.Agents.of.S.H.I.E.L.D.\Season.1\S01E10 - The Bridge.strm
Clean Up         Deleting old file at:
\\pillbox\videos\TV Shows\Marvel's.Agents.of.S.H.I.E.L.D\Season.1\S01E10 - The Bridge.strm

Has anybody figured a resolution on this? I'd love to be able to manually adjust the folder name, but it all gets deleted before I'm able to interact with it. I could hardcode everything into the ArchivedFiles.db, but that kind of defeats the purpose of the automation and is kind of a pain.

(2014-01-26, 22:16)bradvido88 Wrote: iPlayer should be compatible, but I've never tried it.
From looking at the config posted, it looks like the \([0-9]+\) in the regex names is not necessary because the listings returned by iPlayer don't have a video count appended to the name.

I'd need to see your XBMC.MyLibrary DEBUG log and your Config.xml when you try to scrape iPlayer to know for sure what's goin gon

(2014-01-26, 04:41)saitoh183 Wrote:

(2014-01-26, 00:41)locoguano Wrote: I have this set..

Code:

    <VideoCleanUp>
        <HoursThreshold>2.0</HoursThreshold><!--The video must be missing for at least this many hours before it's deleted. -->
        <ConsecutiveThreshold>2</ConsecutiveThreshold><!--The video must be missing for this many consecutive times before it's deleted (each time this program runs is consider 1 time). -->
    </VideoCleanUp>

.. but My.Library fails to clean up old files. There are videos that I removed from my watchlist on Amazon a month ago that it sill has not removed.

That still havent been removed from the folder or xbmc?

(2014-01-27, 22:26)denz13 Wrote:

(2014-01-26, 22:16)bradvido88 Wrote: iPlayer should be compatible, but I've never tried it.
From looking at the config posted, it looks like the \([0-9]+\) in the regex names is not necessary because the listings returned by iPlayer don't have a video count appended to the name.

I'd need to see your XBMC.MyLibrary DEBUG log and your Config.xml when you try to scrape iPlayer to know for sure what's goin gon

Thanks for the response, my config file is here: http://pastebin.com/BJzvbqr9

and the debug log here: http://pastebin.com/P6XtnTgw

I've tried various different subfolders, with and without filters with no luck. Any help is greatly appreciated.