[Vanillakilla69]

Hello!

Im running OpenELEC 5.0.8 with KODI 14.2 on my Raspberry Pi 2.


I'm having trouble locating the file path needed to add content from Add-Ons (Such as a TV show) to my video library.

Does anybody know the correct file path? I've spent quite a while navigating it myself, as well as researching online, to no avail.

[Milhouse]

Dare I ask, what kind of add-ons?

[Martijn]

Dare I ask, what kind of add-ons?

See his previous post which got binned

[Milhouse]

Aha... thought as much.

[Vanillakilla69]

Dare I ask, what kind of add-ons?

Only Add-Ons which are deemed acceptable by forum rules, of course.

[poplap]

well to answer the question according the the wiki Userdata (wiki) all addon data is under $HOME/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/. When viewing folders in kodi .name (notice the dot) folders are hidden (same as OS) so you will have to find the directory for the addon and manually add the URL /home/username/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/addon.something/something or something like that.

Also only legal sources right??

[Vanillakilla69]

well to answer the question according the the wiki Userdata (wiki) all addon data is under $HOME/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/. When viewing folders in kodi .name (notice the dot) folders are hidden (same as OS) so you will have to find the directory for the addon and manually add the URL /home/username/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/addon.something/something or something like that.

Also only legal sources right??

Thank you very much!

So with the ".name" hidden folders, would those appear once I enable "view hidden files"? Or would they still remain hidden, leaving me to manually enter in the directory?


To answer your question, yes, only legal sources on this forum

[poplap]

Does Kodi have a view hidden files?? (Though if it doesn't, it probably should be added under context menu) I don't think enabling it in the OS would do anything for kodi sense its handling directories itself (is there even an option for that in OpenELEC??).