2014-03-30, 19:08
(2014-03-30, 11:09)Dirki Wrote: Use "Offline Movie Folders" for movie dummies?
Most of my movies, series are stored on an external Hard Disk, which is plugged in only for watching videos or editing (so whenn XBMC starts, when the HD is not plugged in the movie, series information is lost). Edit: I just saw, when I click on a title the movie information (when the external HD is not plugged in) is not available anymore. How could I manage it?
And I have created dummies (which are stored in one folder), so real files with avi extrension (0 byte) with the names (the same like normal avi, mkv files) of the movies / series I have on my DVDs.
Should I add these folders to "Offline Movie Folders" or "Movie Folders" in the "Folders" tab?
How can I change the program language and the one of the movie information?
Offline movies and Media Stub files are for movies on like optical disc's, DVD, blu-ray etc.
Offline Movies just play a small video stating to load the media.
Media Stub files are the same, but stay on-screen and when the disc is inserted, you can play it immediately. (Media Stub files are supported in XBMC, Offline Movies are a stop-gap measure before media stub files were incorporated into XBMC).
I have no idea how you could get around this except for how you currently are doing it. Ie: have movies on external drive loaded into XBMC Library.
At least this way, it does tell you it's not available if the drive isn't connected.
As for Program language, are you talking about Media Companion in Different languages, or scraping movies in different language?
