2014-11-28, 17:41
It's hard to say precisely, given my unfamiliarity with your system but given the path for the movie you sent me:
then it's clear you've got a share (smb_1) that maps to some folder on on the "windowsmachine" PC.
Let's say smb_1 is mapped to "d:\movies" (below which is "allfoldershere", below which are your individual movie folders).
Now, in Kodi, you've got a movie source which is (probably) "smb://windowsmachine/smb_1"
In this situation, your local and prefix paths should be:
All the script is doing is translating the Kodi path (prefix) to your "local" path (and vice versa) so that the script can access (read) the details of the movie and associated artwork files.
Note that the machine on which you are running the script *MUST* have access to the media referenced by the --local path.
Code:
smb://windowsmachine/smb_1/allfoldershere/Blutzbr\u00fcdaz (2012)/Blutzbr\u00fcdaz Trailer (2012).mkv
then it's clear you've got a share (smb_1) that maps to some folder on on the "windowsmachine" PC.
Let's say smb_1 is mapped to "d:\movies" (below which is "allfoldershere", below which are your individual movie folders).
Now, in Kodi, you've got a movie source which is (probably) "smb://windowsmachine/smb_1"
In this situation, your local and prefix paths should be:
Code:
--local d:\movies --prefix smb://windowsmachine/smb_1
All the script is doing is translating the Kodi path (prefix) to your "local" path (and vice versa) so that the script can access (read) the details of the movie and associated artwork files.
Note that the machine on which you are running the script *MUST* have access to the media referenced by the --local path.