2019-06-28, 15:13
2019-06-29, 20:34
Bump, any help with this appreciated. Since I use only TMM for scraping and this info is missing from the nfo files created, its not being picked up when I do a videodb.xml export either. Is there some setting I am missing, or script to be added.
Thanks!
Thanks!
2019-07-01, 11:06
the NFO file has a given structure from Kodi - Kodi does not need the file size so there is nothing in the NFO for the size..
why would you need that?
why would you need that?
2019-07-08, 10:26
(2019-07-01, 11:06)mlaggner Wrote: [ -> ]the NFO file has a given structure from Kodi - Kodi does not need the file size so there is nothing in the NFO for the size..Hi, thanks for your input. I maintain an excel data base of my movie collection and file size is something I would like to maintain and monitor, as formats change files can be replaced with more optimised versions.
why would you need that?
2019-07-09, 11:43
Well, we better make this available through our export templates, and not NFO.
Must be quite cumbersome, to parse XML to Excel, wheras TMM can do this with a single click?
Must be quite cumbersome, to parse XML to Excel, wheras TMM can do this with a single click?
2020-06-09, 12:31
(2019-07-09, 11:43)myron Wrote: [ -> ]Well, we better make this available through our export templates, and not NFO.Hi, I hope you are doing well during these tough times. I have been working with the export templates and the excel export version from jhoyos works well. I have been trying to add IMDB rating to this jmte file but not able to get the right syntax.
Must be quite cumbersome, to parse XML to Excel, wheras TMM can do this with a single click?
With "<Cell><Data ss:Type="String">${movie.rating}</Data></Cell>" in the jmte file, I get "org.tinymediamanager.core.entities.MediaRating@3660d6" in the target cell.
Could you point me in the right direction. Thanks.
2020-06-09, 12:46
Code:
<Cell><Data ss:Type="String">${movie.rating.rating}</Data></Cell>
should do the trick