[Gweilojake]

Thanks to all for getting me started on Kodi, and demystifying the NFO file creation process. I have hit a bit of snag for a new endeavour. I am compiling some music videos into a collection. They are assorted MP4 files, that will be bound into collections (e.g. 80's Ska, 80's New-Wave, etc.).

I wish to have them compiled to play in order, much as one would television episodes. Of course, unlike TV episodes I cannot rely upon scrapers to pull the data. I need to create a custom NFO file. Do I need to create an NFO file for EACH music video, or is there some way of simply providing an entry for each one in a single NFO file? (example track one....Artist - Song, track two... Artists - Song)

If someone has a quick NFO template they can provide, I'd be eternally grateful. One year later, and much of this still eludes me. Thanks, again!

Jake

[scott967]

My approach would be to use album name and track number to do this. My nfo's look like this:

Code:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>
  <musicvideo>
    <title>Bochawa</title>
    <album>Pure Music</album>
    <genre>Jazz</genre>
    <runtime>5:51</runtime>
    <plot></plot>
    <year>1974</year>
    <director></director>
    <studio></studio>
    <track>04</track>
    <artist>Chase</artist>
  </musicvideo>

You do need 1 nfo named identically to the mp4 file name for each music video file.

scott s.
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