(2013-11-09, 02:12)MilhouseVH Wrote: I couldn't install v0.2.0 in latest Gotham master (OpenELEC on Pi, built from git) - kept getting the following error:

Code:

Addon script.moviesetart requires xbmc.python version 2.0 which is not available

which I'm assuming is some sort of bug in Gotham as the addon appears to have a valid dependency:

Code:

<requires>
    <import addon="xbmc.python" version="2.0"/>
  </requires>

I'd have thought that if the addon requires xbmc.python version 2.0, then this dependency should be met in Frodo and Gotham (xbmc.python version 2.1.0 and 2.12.0 respectively). If not I guess that's going to break a lot of addons unnecessarily.

Anyway I tried different versions ("2.1", "2.1.0", "2.12" and "2.12.0") but none worked - now got an invalid structure error - so in the end I just removed the above <requires> from addon.xml and the addon installed without a problem...

Obviously Gotham is under heavy development, but this is just a heads up... not sure what's going on.

(2013-11-09, 02:23)MilhouseVH Wrote: OK, one for trentf I guess, but as I said, 2.1.0 wasn't working... everything but 2.0 gave an invalid structure error, and 2.0 gave unmet dependency, only removing the requires worked!

(2013-11-09, 02:12)MilhouseVH Wrote: I couldn't install v0.2.0 in latest Gotham master (OpenELEC on Pi, built from git) - kept getting the following error:

Anyway I tried different versions ("2.1", "2.1.0", "2.12" and "2.12.0") but none worked - now got an invalid structure error - so in the end I just removed the above <requires> from addon.xml and the addon installed without a problem...

(2013-01-30, 00:03)trentf Wrote: Ok, it may be that the new thumbnail caching system in Frodo isn't 100% reliable (and I just got lucky in my testing, you didn't), and the script should still overwrite the thumbnail cache files as well as updating the video database.

Could you try removing the example thumbnail files (D:\Home Theatre\XBMC\portable_data\userdata\Thumbnails\Video\a\ad882f00.tbn and D:\Home Theatre\XBMC\portable_data\userdata\Thumbnails\Video\Fanart\ad882f00.tbn), restart XBMC and see if the new poster appears?

If it does, I will update the script to overwrite those files. If it still doesn't work, i might need to remove the reference to the image filename from the texture cache db.

(2013-11-24, 04:24)saitoh183 Wrote: Your file needs to be the collection name that the collection is called in XBMC.
<collection name>-poster.jpg

(2013-11-24, 00:04)Redox Wrote: If I click on Artworks Source (Source des Artowrks) nothing happens.

(2013-11-24, 04:35)MilhouseVH Wrote:

(2013-11-24, 04:24)saitoh183 Wrote: Your file needs to be the collection name that the collection is called in XBMC.
<collection name>-poster.jpg

No, folder.jpg and fanart.jpg should work given his folder layout, which probably means his filenames are not configured correctly in MSAA (his screenshot unfortunately chops all of that off)

Might it be that he has MSAA configured to look for poster.jpg, when he is in fact using folder.jpg?

Changing the Poster setting to "poster.jpg, folder.jpg" should then work. Not sure what he has for fanart.jpg though, and I' ve no idea what "Pochette" is either - Google translate tells me it's "wallet"...

@Redox: Posting another screenshot with the second (bottom) half of the settings would be helpful.

(2013-11-24, 00:04)Redox Wrote: If I click on Artworks Source (Source des Artowrks) nothing happens.

Nothing is meant to happen, it's just a tab with the name of the current settings panel (of which there is only one panel, and one tab...)