[luc290670]

Would it be possible to add some new variables for exporting the movie list? I am especially interested in audio and subtitle languages.

[myron]

Well, this is somewhat already possible.

You need to iterate over all MediaFiles (which is basically every file we recognise)
If it is an audio-, or videofile with sound, the audioStream should be filled.
same for subtitle

Code:

${foreach movie.mediaFiles mf}
    ${mf.filename}
    ${foreach mf.audioStreams as}
        ${as.codec}
        ${as.channels}
        ${as.bitrate}
        ${as.language}
    ${end}
    ${foreach mf.subtitles sub}
        ${sub.codec}
        ${sub.language}
        ${sub.forced}
    ${end}
${end}

It's a bit complicated, but imagine a file with multiple audio streams / inline subtitles...

[luc290670]

Thanks for the answer. But how can I include that code into the xml template? The code there looks like this:

${foreach movies movie}
<Row>
<Cell><Data ss:Type="String">${movie.title}</Data></Cell>
<Cell><Data ss:Type="Number">${movie.year}</Data></Cell>
</Row>
${end}

[myron]

well, it depends, how it should look like :p
just wrap rows/cells/data around this example...

To export such many (multiple) information for a single movie into a csv/xml for excel is kinda suboptimal.
(Excel XML describing like this is also weird)
Dunno what you want as output, but originally it was designed for html pages....