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phil65 · 2013-03-19, 01:16

(2013-03-19, 01:11)Martijn Wrote: I would have used the xbmc.monitor module which listens on playback started. You get the filename from the video. Then listen for playback ended or stopped and then delete. No skin adjustment needed

then it would take me longer than 10 minutes. and i don´t even use it myself Wink

**Martijn** · 2013-03-19, 01:24

Well I had most of the code so would be finished rather quick with it. But since you won't use it yourself Smile

Livin · 2013-03-24, 00:03

Phil,
Martijn did all that work... it would be a very nice feature!

m1mi.dan0s · 2013-03-24, 12:46

Yes, yes! A 1000 times Yes! How do we go about implementing this code?

datalore44 · (This post was last modified: 2013-03-29, 02:17 by datalore44.)

Hi. I have tried the XBMCfilecleaner-master v2.1.0 (https://github.com/Anthirian/xbmcfilecleaner) in Frodo 12.1 and I am not getting it doing anything. I am using a Raspberry Pi with openelec and I have a NAS drive. Will it work in 12.1 and if so is it skin specific?

Just an update. It works. Because I had another version on my Raspberry Pi it did not work even after I uninstalled the older version. So I started again with a new xbmc image and now it works fine. Very good job indeed. The most useful add on I have ever used.
Thank you
Alan.

datalore44 · (This post was last modified: 2013-03-29, 02:18 by datalore44.)

Your download link has disappeared.

were55 · 2013-04-03, 01:59

(2013-03-29, 02:15)datalore44 Wrote: Your download link has disappeared.

this is the right link https://github.com/Anthirian/script.filecleaner

Script is very complete, great feature.

Anthirian · 2013-04-03, 16:39

Yup, sorry about that. To comply with the official repo guidelines I had to change the name of my repository, which broke the link. I have updated it in my previous post as well.

wgards8 · 2013-06-28, 18:35

Anything come of this? looking for a prompt to delete script myself but don't have the skill set to do it.