2012-08-19, 16:28
Hi,
for quite some time i've been trying to figure out some apparently simple movie-stacking-problem. Maybe some of you guys are able to solve this after taking a single closer look:
Beside his VDR my dad uses a Technisat-Satellite-Receiver (ISIO S1) as a fallback option which can record to an attached USB-HD and share these recordings via Twonky-UPNP-Server. XBMC cann access these recordings (Added UPnP-Devices under Videos).
They are offered according to the naming-scheme (without quotes)
(the incrementing-'gaps' are probably caused by deleted recordings)
Watching a 4-file-movie with XBMC is quite cumbersome and enabling „Stacking“ does not change anything. Fortunately one can extend the stacking-filter by adding customized patterns to advancedsettings.xml‘s "moviestacking"-section.
Unfortunately I‘m not familiar with generating REGEXes. I tried deriving some lines from the given examples but ton o avail. Here’s what I tried: >
(also the ‚super-simplified version‘ didn’t bring me anywhere)
Maybe someone more familiar with this matter has an idea and can help by suggesting a string – thanks in advance for any help!
Greets, kouzinger
for quite some time i've been trying to figure out some apparently simple movie-stacking-problem. Maybe some of you guys are able to solve this after taking a single closer look:
Beside his VDR my dad uses a Technisat-Satellite-Receiver (ISIO S1) as a fallback option which can record to an attached USB-HD and share these recordings via Twonky-UPNP-Server. XBMC cann access these recordings (Added UPnP-Devices under Videos).
They are offered according to the naming-scheme (without quotes)
Code:
...
"2.004.Frühling für Anfänger"
"14.001.Die Kreuzritter - Der weiße__"
"14.002.Die Kreuzritter - Der weiße__"
"14.003.Die Kreuzritter - Der weiße__"
"18.001.Blabla"
"18.002.Blabla"
...
Watching a 4-file-movie with XBMC is quite cumbersome and enabling „Stacking“ does not change anything. Fortunately one can extend the stacking-filter by adding customized patterns to advancedsettings.xml‘s "moviestacking"-section.
Unfortunately I‘m not familiar with generating REGEXes. I tried deriving some lines from the given examples but ton o avail. Here’s what I tried: >
Code:
<moviestacking action="prepend">
<!-- This expression will match movename1-xvid.avi, moviename2-xvid.avi.
Be warned that it will likely stack sequels in a flat directory layout,
so it is only recommend in a dir-per-video layout. -->
<regexp>([A-Za-z_ ]+$)(.[0-9]{3}.)([0-9]*)()$</regexp>
</moviestacking>
(also the ‚super-simplified version‘
Code:
<regexp>(.*?)(.[0-9]{3}.)(.*?)()</regexp>
Maybe someone more familiar with this matter has an idea and can help by suggesting a string – thanks in advance for any help!
Greets, kouzinger