2016-02-09, 15:25
(2016-02-02, 09:50)metal450 Wrote:(2016-01-28, 20:29)Helly1206 Wrote: Unfortunately that's not possible. The library stores some metadata that kodi uses, like recently played or in progress. If I would like to I have to make a database for those files and a special addon to play and browse. I think it's a better idea to place those files in a library.
I'm a little confused - you'd have to make your own database? Because...Kodi does remember the play status of all those non-library files. So why would another db be necessary?
You don't by chance know of an addon that does something like this?
There are many reasons why not requiring an item to be in the library before such functionality would work is meaningful. For instance:
*Videos that could never be identified by a scraper (i.e. home videos, commercials, random clips downloaded from the internet, one-time TV specials in foreign languages, very old archival footage, etc). This is the biggest reason.
*Videos that shouldn't be added to the library (i.e. a movie on the local system, vs on the shared location referenced by shared MySQL library)
*Videos the user simply doesn't want added to the library (for privacy reasons)
:/
I know that people would rather not wanting to have some videos added to the library for whatever reason. However, that's not something a skin can handle.
You might try if the missing movie scanner does what you want...
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Helly.