XBMC.MyLibrary - Scan any source to the library (Hulu/Netflix/Plugins)

XBMC.MyLibrary - Scan any source to the library (Hulu/Netflix/Plugins)

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2014-01-19, 22:38

(2014-01-19, 20:31)pcgirl Wrote:
Code:
 <root>  <JSONRPC> <XBMCWebServer>http://tvserver:[email protected]:8000</XBMCWebServer>  <AnnouncementPort>9090</AnnouncementPort> </JSONRPC>  <Dropbox> <streaming>\\192.168.1.103\Media Server\Streams</streaming> <LinuxSambaPrefix></LinuxSambaPrefix> </Dropbox>

Code:
 <Netflix prefix="[Netflix] " custom_parser="PlayOn" recursive="true">     <subfolder name="Documentaries" recursive="true" max_videos="25" movie_tags="Netflix" > </subfolder>  </Netflix> <ABC prefix="[ABC] " custom_parser="PlayOn" recursive="true">  <subfolder name="ABC News/All/ABC 2020/Seasons/Season 36" max_videos="25" type="episodes" > <exclude> <contains>previous page</contains> <contains>next page</contains> <contains>/Recommended</contains> <contains>/Clips</contains> </exclude> </subfolder> </ABC>

So I have the Webserver set with my ip of my server and the same with the dropbox. Then I also went into XBMC and set the TV Shows and Movies sources with the same as above. the way the code is setup the custom_parser is Playon with the source setup in XBMC for Netflix in Playon. It works and finds the proper streams and puts them into the directories but it doesn't seem to add the prefix or suffix or tags.[/code]

Here is mine and it works fine with suffix:

Code:
<!--

XBMC.MyLibrary 

Author: BradVido88, angrycamel    

    THIS IS BETA SOFTWARE - IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS, PLEASE POST TO THE SUPPORT THREAD WIHT A LINK TO YOUR LOG

        Support thread is located here: http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?t=98210

-->

<root>        

    <!--

    JSONRPC - JSON-RPC API connectivity is required for this program to work.

        XBMCWebServer - The URL of XBMC. You can include the username, password and port in the url if needed.

                        The XBMC Webserver must be enabled in XBMC settings.

        AnnouncementPort - The TCP port that XBMC uses for JSON-RPC announcements. Default is 9090.

                    IMPORTANT:     This requires going to System, Services, Remote Control and

                                checking "Allow Programs on this/others systems to control XBMC"                             

    -->

    <JSONRPC>

        <XBMCWebServer>http://xbmc-vm:5901</XBMCWebServer><!--Either name or ip, address of XBMC instance that has PlayOn added as a source. Do not include :port here. -->

        <!-- Default is 9090 -->

        <AnnouncementPort>9090</AnnouncementPort>        

    </JSONRPC>

    <!--

    Dropbox - This is the folder where all the Video's .strm files will be stored.

        Inside this folder, subfolders will be created named "TV Shows", "Movies", and "Music Videos"        

        IMPORTANT: The dropbox must be a new folder used exclusively for this script. 

                   Do not use an existing video source's folder!

        IMPORTANT: It is highly recommended to use a smb share as your dropbox!

        streaming - The "Main" dropbox where videos are put by default

            On your computer, create a new folder, enter it's location here. 

            Then create 3 subfolders under it, named "TV Shows", "Movies", and "Music Videos".

            Go into XBMC and add each of the 3 subfolders under the Videos, Files, Add Source, setting the content for each folder

            Note: Use the same exact path in XBMC as you have here. Don't use a local path here and a UNC (smb://) path in XBMC.        

        LinuxSamba - If specified, this will be prepended to the local path you specified in <streaming>. 

                        Useful if you use linux xbmc and your sources are on a smb share. Example: smb://COMPUTER_NAME

    -->

    <Dropbox>

        <streaming>\\SRV-SAITOH\Videos\streaming\</streaming>        

        <LinuxSambaPrefix></LinuxSambaPrefix>

    </Dropbox>

    <!--IPChange

        For example, if you are browsing UPNP sources on the same box they are hosted on, the address

        may resolve as "127.0.0.1" instead of the LAN IP. If you attempt to the play file on any

        other computer, it will not work. We can fix this by replacing it with the correct IP.

    -->    

    <IPChange enabled="true">

        <change from="127.0.0.1" to="192.168.13.190" />

        <change from="localhost" to="192.168.13.190" />

    </IPChange>    

    <!--ManualArchiving

        If enabled, videos that are not successfully added to XBMC's library (after the configured amount of hours, will me manually archived using .nfo files)

        See here for details on manual archiving in XBMC: http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=Import_-_Export_Library#Video_nfo_Files -->

    <ManualArchiving enabled="false">

        <HoursThreshold>24.0</HoursThreshold><!--The video must have been archived at least this many hours ago before it will be manually archived -->        

    </ManualArchiving>

    <!--When videos that were previously found are no longer found, they will be deleted from the dropbox as configured by these parameters -->

    <VideoCleanUp>

        <HoursThreshold>8.0</HoursThreshold><!--The video must be missing for at least this many hours before it's deleted. -->

        <ConsecutiveThreshold>3</ConsecutiveThreshold><!--The video must be missing for this many consecutive times before it's deleted (each time this program runs is consider 1 time). -->

    </VideoCleanUp>

    <!-- Pre-Scrape Music Videos

        If enabled, music vidoes will be scraped using the Yahoo Music API and a .nfo will be created for the video. Thumbs will also be scraped.

        If pre-scrape is enabled, it is recommened to use the MTV Music Video scraper in XBMC, 

        this allows for fall-back to that scraper if the Yahoo scraped can't find the music video. -->    

    <PreScrapeMusicVids enabled="false" />

    <!-- XBMC Restart before scan.

    If enabled is true, XBMC will be restarted before this program scans for content. This fixes caching issues XBMC can have, expecially with UPNP sources like PlayOn.

        If you set this to true, you should modify the res/XBMCRestart.cmd file in this program's directory to fit your needs. -->

    <XBMCRestart enabled="false" />

    <SearchFilters>

        <Playon path="upnp://0efe7020-1cc6-40f9-8b8b-e9062833eb3b/" custom_parser="PlayOn" recursive="true" >

            <!-- NETFLIX -->

            <subfolder name="Netflix/Instant Queue" recursive="true" suffix=" [Netflix]" movie_tags="Netflix"/>

        </Playon>

    </SearchFilters>

    <!--

    These will be used to exclude content from all subfolders.

    <regexp> - a regular expression to match

    <contains> - a literal string to match on

        both are case-insensitive

    -->

    <GlobalExcludes>

        <contains>/No videos available</contains>

        <regexp>/clip[s]?(/|$)</regexp><!--Prevent TV clip(s) from being archived (only want full episodes)-->        

        <!--shows that i dont want in my library-->                        

        <contains>Dragon Ball Z</contains>

    </GlobalExcludes>

</root>