(2024-06-01, 16:14)mikeSiLVO Wrote: I can replace script.tv.show.next.aired with plugin.video.themoviedb.helper.
First I need to figure out a tiny issue that I am having with the air time property provided by the script.
It's not working for me.
Interesting! I somehow entirely failed to be aware of the existence of
plugin.video.themoviedb.helper
It's a looks a lot more thorough, comprehensive and robust and, importantly for long-term health, has activity from more than the primary Git owner.
re: airtime property - I *do* see the airtime inside the plugin's own window. Does it only become a problem when you display that captured info in the regular Kodi library window ?
This may be entirely unrelated/coincidental and a red herring, but there was mention of "changes in Omega to standard date format"
Release - TV Show Next Aired (Script) Addon, now w/TheTVDB data #1.155 (possibly related to
Development > Skinning > v21 - Changes to the skinning engine for Kodi Omega (v21) #14 2023-11-01 - New InfoLabel containing Locale information. ?)
I do remember changing `Long date format` in my UK Regional/locale settings to match what
script.tv.show.next.aired seemed to expect to get it to work. I don't recall looking deeper at the source of the problem, so it may have simply been bad/hard-coded parsing in the script rather than due to changes in Kodi fundamentals.
[EDIT:] I just saw your query in
plugin.video.themoviedb.helper forum - if the
ListItem.Property(Air_Time) does turn out to be a hassle because it's Trakt specific thing (and maybe requires Trakt login/API account/credential [although I *do* have a Trakt account, and can be a tester if needed]) I can certainly live without it. The specific airtime is not terribly useful for me anyway, as most of the shows I have in my library are US, and I'm in UK timezone, and I'd rather know a show's primary local air_date/air_day without adjusting it for timezone.