[mcborzu]

One, didn't know about that and two - no this didnt work:

<info>ListItem.Duration(HH:MM)</info>

Im on 30851

[jmarshall]

Ok, it needs hooking up in that case. Will take a look in a bit.

[Hitcher]

Useful info for the future, thanks.

This is all I did before -

PHP Code:

<control type="label">
    <posx>374</posx>
    <posy>47</posy>
    <width>260</width>
    <height>76</height>
    <aligny>center</aligny>
    <font>Font_InfoYear</font>
    <textcolor>InfoYear</textcolor>
    <info>ListItem.Duration</info>
    <visible>substring(listitem.Duration,h)</visible>
    <visible>!IsEmpty(listitem.Duration)</visible>
</control>
<control type="label">
    <posx>374</posx>
    <posy>47</posy>
    <width>260</width>
    <height>76</height>
    <aligny>center</aligny>
    <font>Font_InfoYear</font>
    <textcolor>InfoYear</textcolor>
    <info>ListItem.Duration</info>
    <visible>substring(listitem.Duration,m)</visible>
    <visible>!substring(listitem.Duration,h)</visible>
    <visible>!IsEmpty(listitem.Duration)</visible>
</control>
<control type="label">
    <posx>374</posx>
    <posy>47</posy>
    <width>260</width>
    <height>76</height>
    <aligny>center</aligny>
    <font>Font_InfoYear</font>
    <textcolor>InfoYear</textcolor>
    <label>$INFO[ListItem.Duration,, mins]</label>
    <visible>!substring(listitem.Duration,m)</visible>
    <visible>!IsEmpty(listitem.Duration)</visible>
</control> 


[jmarshall]

Hmm, this is non-trivial unfortunately. Will think on it for a bit. Perhaps something like:

FormatTime(ListItem.Duration,HH:MM) might be the way to go

[mcborzu]

Yea, no biggie...I think it looks better, but not a huge deal. thx for taking the time...

[MaDDoGo]

Is there any way to clean all movies and shows duration and take it from the files? (Without rewriting the scraper and re-scrape all files).

I have various "durations":

- ones with XX min
- ones with XX minutos
- TV Shows without duration

Thank you