2018-07-16, 01:48
I debugged the interaction between kodi and the source mode and in 0% kodi is creating a list of files in the drive. after that it will start scrapping the artwork from the thetvdb or moviedb and it's when the progress number starts to moving.
So even in 0% Kodi is doing a heavy scanning in the cloud drive.
About your questions, those are more about how Kodi works than how this addon works. It will work exactly as if your movies were in your local drive. The addon is not involved here.
The library scanning is to add entries to your library. If you need to modify things you should take a look on this page: Updating_or_removing_videos (wiki)
That being said, if you delete a movie, your library won't be automatically updated. Not because the addon but because that's how kodi works. You need to do extra steps to update that. I remember you can add an advancesetting entry to change that but it has its disadvantages. Just make a search and it will pop up.
The resolution change is transparent I think. Just keep the same file name and the new format will be played. The resume point should still work.
So even in 0% Kodi is doing a heavy scanning in the cloud drive.
About your questions, those are more about how Kodi works than how this addon works. It will work exactly as if your movies were in your local drive. The addon is not involved here.
The library scanning is to add entries to your library. If you need to modify things you should take a look on this page: Updating_or_removing_videos (wiki)
That being said, if you delete a movie, your library won't be automatically updated. Not because the addon but because that's how kodi works. You need to do extra steps to update that. I remember you can add an advancesetting entry to change that but it has its disadvantages. Just make a search and it will pop up.
The resolution change is transparent I think. Just keep the same file name and the new format will be played. The resume point should still work.
