2015-05-08, 15:15
(2015-05-08, 15:05)DanCooper Wrote: That's not an error, it's correct.
It's the TMDB (not IMDB) Collection ID.
Sorry, my mistake there, I did mean TMDB, fingers typed from memory I guess
(2015-05-08, 15:05)DanCooper Wrote: It's saved one time as node <tmdbcolid> as additional movie info and, if you have added this movie to a set, as parameter in node <set>. This is important if you not use the same collection/set name that TMDB use. Ember can find an existing set with this parameter, even if you have renamed it.
Ahhh ok, makes sense. I honestly thought it was a typo in the code that generates the .xml. I had not seen an XML field before that an element name changed every time, and not just the value.
Looking at it as you described, Should it then be:
<set tmdbcolid="118221">Weekend at Bernie's Collection</set tmdbcolid="118221">
As it stands, the element tmdbcolid="118221" is never "closed", and for anything trying to parse the[movie name].nfo, the </set> at the end of that line, has no matching <set>.
Thanks for the quick response! I have been using Ember since the beginning, and LOVE it. I run every movie through it, as I like the control of individual items, and not the defaults that Kodi give me.