2014-02-06, 11:07
Is there a setting change or a way to force ember to use american style as in '2012-11-17' instead of 17/11/2012
for tag <releasedate> in movies?
thanks in advance.
for tag <releasedate> in movies?
thanks in advance.
2014-02-24, 15:45
You can't configure this in Ember at the moment -are there any XBMC/YAMJ-Skin display problems with that naming scheme or just cosmetic reasons?
2014-02-24, 16:12
thanks for the help.
It was program/skin related until a workaround was found but it did seem weird cosmetically too that TV shows were in American format and Movies in UK format.
thanks.
It was program/skin related until a workaround was found but it did seem weird cosmetically too that TV shows were in American format and Movies in UK format.
thanks.
2014-02-24, 19:26
(2014-02-24, 16:12)bornsurvivor Wrote: thanks for the help.
It was program/skin related until a workaround was found but it did seem weird cosmetically too that TV shows were in American format and Movies in UK format.
thanks.
I will add this as feature request for 1.4, if it the US timestamp doesn't break anything we might add this as optional setting later
2014-05-03, 13:43
I firured out a way to use Notepad++ in combination with a Regular Expression to solve the Problem.
Just press Ctrl + h after you opened the nfo-file in Notepad++. then fill out the Dialog as follows:
Find what: ([0-9]{2})/+([0-9]{2})/+([0-9]{4})
Replace with: \3-\2-\1
Regula Exression: aktivate
That should work.
Just press Ctrl + h after you opened the nfo-file in Notepad++. then fill out the Dialog as follows:
Find what: ([0-9]{2})/+([0-9]{2})/+([0-9]{4})
Replace with: \3-\2-\1
Regula Exression: aktivate
That should work.
