2013-12-18, 08:06
1) Exported files are stored along side the video files. Each video in the library gets an .nfo file and at least one image file, which contains the metadata (summary, watched status, title, etc) for that video.
2) I'm not sure what you are asking here. You need to add the advancedsettings.xml file to each XBMC install that you are using, as it says in the guide. At this point the database is presumed to be empty.
3) I've tried to clarify this part again, as it lost a little meaning when someone updated it.
You can ignore the part about local sources. You basically just need to scan the library back into XBMC using your NAS source.
You can continue to use an update add-on for the library, and only one XBMC install would need the add-on. The rest will see the same updates, because they are all sharing the same database.
2) I'm not sure what you are asking here. You need to add the advancedsettings.xml file to each XBMC install that you are using, as it says in the guide. At this point the database is presumed to be empty.
3) I've tried to clarify this part again, as it lost a little meaning when someone updated it.
You can ignore the part about local sources. You basically just need to scan the library back into XBMC using your NAS source.
You can continue to use an update add-on for the library, and only one XBMC install would need the add-on. The rest will see the same updates, because they are all sharing the same database.
