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strms are not scrapable atm, from code. btw, you see em in your list so obviously the extension is not the problem ;P
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it's by design, but maldesign. strms are designated as playlist in the code, and are thus hit by the general playlist exclusion code.
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there's patch on trac i believe.
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2012-02-08, 07:01
(This post was last modified: 2012-02-08, 07:36 by kricker.)
I have some .strm files and/or .m3u files that can not be scraped as they are for TV shows that are not on theTVDB. They are basically randomly recorded TV shows. I have provided custom .nfo files for each, but they will not get added to the library. If I change the extension to something like .mpg or .avi or .mkv the custom .nfo file is read and the items are added to the library. Would it be possible to add this functionality to work for .strm and .m3u files?
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I read thru the above ticket. I edited PlayListFactory.cpp just as in Jurrabi's supplied patch. This patch allows the .strm files to be added with custom.nfo files. As discussed in the ticket, I have no idea what fallout this may have elsewhere.
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Well, not exactly. The Patch in Eden B2 allows you to scrape .strm files. But, it does not allow them to be added from .nfo files. Unless I am doing something totally wrong, which is always a possibility.