2013-03-10, 14:05
Starting at a specific point is not possible, but there is a method for seeking:
Player().seekTime()
http://xbmc.sourceforge.net/python-docs/...r-seekTime
Maybe it is possible to move to a selected point just after the playback begins.
this might be also interesting:
getTotalTime(...)
I tried to make it myself for a test, but I seem to do something wrong. Even just unpacking the archive and repacking it breaks the addon. Using github helped me to make proper archive but my approach still didn't work.
Did you add this to your advanced settings?
I scanned a few times and trailers and extras were always recognized properly.
Player().seekTime()
http://xbmc.sourceforge.net/python-docs/...r-seekTime
Maybe it is possible to move to a selected point just after the playback begins.
this might be also interesting:
getTotalTime(...)
I tried to make it myself for a test, but I seem to do something wrong. Even just unpacking the archive and repacking it breaks the addon. Using github helped me to make proper archive but my approach still didn't work.
(2013-03-10, 13:58)Deano316 Wrote: I'm assuming its related because this add-on is the only change I've made to my setup. Just done my first library scan since installing the add-on and have noticed some strange behaviour. It seems all the local trailers and extras are now visible to the scanner and any near matches are being added to my movie library Is this something anyone else has noticed and brentosmith is there a possible fix?
Other than that it's great
Did you add this to your advanced settings?
Code:
<video>
<excludefromscan>
<regexp>-extras-</regexp>
<regexp>/Extras/</regexp>
</excludefromscan>
<excludetvshowsfromscan>
<regexp>-extras-</regexp>
<regexp>/Extras/</regexp>
</excludetvshowsfromscan>
</video>
I scanned a few times and trailers and extras were always recognized properly.