2020-04-13, 08:51
Hi all, am new in this forum but have had experience with Kodi and add-ons.
Would like to raise a question up that has been raised on Github previously but did not see any resolution to it. The url is: https://github.com/cguZZman/plugin.googl.../issues/56
Basically I am facing the same issue or feedback on this.
1) Assuming the file I point to export .strm is (Google Drive > Media > "Linux") has 10 movies, it will export 10 .strm links to a separate folder ("Folder HDR"). It is to be noted that each of the 10 movies will be within a separate folder in Folder HDR. So it will look like Folder HDR > Folder A > .mkv, Folder HDR > Folder B > .mkv and so on. I will tick the options of "Update library after export", "Create NFO Files", and "Watch for changes in the cloud folder" <- am looking for clarification on this further.
2) I will then point Folder HDR to movies and scrape either local or use TMDB for metadata and stuff. It will then populate on the main screen of Kodi ("Movies are in separate folders that match the movie title" and "Scan recursively" are enabled.
3) Everything works fine. So there's 10 movies shown, all as per what was done earlier. Let's say I would like to add a 2 more movies to the Linux folder in Google Drive itself. Based on my understanding, it should automate the .strm and export it to Folder HDR, therefore leading me to 12 .strm links/shortcuts with 10 being generated earlier, and 2 later. But it did not generate any .strm other than the folder itself. The only way for me to refresh and have all 12 .strm links is to export .strm files all over again from scratch. If it's 10-20 files, it's fine. But if one has to refresh a large library of collection, it will take hours.
Is there any workaround for this?
Would like to raise a question up that has been raised on Github previously but did not see any resolution to it. The url is: https://github.com/cguZZman/plugin.googl.../issues/56
Basically I am facing the same issue or feedback on this.
1) Assuming the file I point to export .strm is (Google Drive > Media > "Linux") has 10 movies, it will export 10 .strm links to a separate folder ("Folder HDR"). It is to be noted that each of the 10 movies will be within a separate folder in Folder HDR. So it will look like Folder HDR > Folder A > .mkv, Folder HDR > Folder B > .mkv and so on. I will tick the options of "Update library after export", "Create NFO Files", and "Watch for changes in the cloud folder" <- am looking for clarification on this further.
2) I will then point Folder HDR to movies and scrape either local or use TMDB for metadata and stuff. It will then populate on the main screen of Kodi ("Movies are in separate folders that match the movie title" and "Scan recursively" are enabled.
3) Everything works fine. So there's 10 movies shown, all as per what was done earlier. Let's say I would like to add a 2 more movies to the Linux folder in Google Drive itself. Based on my understanding, it should automate the .strm and export it to Folder HDR, therefore leading me to 12 .strm links/shortcuts with 10 being generated earlier, and 2 later. But it did not generate any .strm other than the folder itself. The only way for me to refresh and have all 12 .strm links is to export .strm files all over again from scratch. If it's 10-20 files, it's fine. But if one has to refresh a large library of collection, it will take hours.
Is there any workaround for this?
