(2013-07-04, 18:47)thecgmguy Wrote: This could very well just be me misunderstanding things but...

I have XMBC 12.2 for Windows 7 (media stored locally). I have the library auto-update add- on installed and configured to update / clean every two hours.

The update works fine for the most part however the "Recent Movies" and "Recent TV Shows" page doesn't display all of my recent items. Sometimes I'll see only a few of the items that I recently copied over... and yet, when I check the main movie list page (the full list -- not recent items) I see everything I added... so I know the scraper is working and finding them.

What am I missing?

A forum member suggested checking Service.py file for 1channel and fix a spelling error but I'm reasonably certain that they're thinking of a different addon.

What information can I provide that would be helpful in troubleshooting this?

(2013-07-04, 20:36)Martijn Wrote: http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=XBMC_v12_%28Frodo%29_FAQ#Recently_added_videos_seem_out_of_order

(2013-07-24, 11:58)lucfig Wrote: Hi. Nice add on. Thanks for the nice work.
Is it possible to add an option to export library to separete files whenever the library is updated?
I like to keep infos of the movies and tv shows in the same folder and XBMC does not have an automatic way of doing that.

Thanks in advance

(2013-07-24, 15:41)robweber Wrote: That's an interesting idea. Not sure if that functionality belongs here though, the export process doesn't run in the background so you'd get a dialog box on your screen for the length of the export. For people who add to their library frequently this is an extra 5-10 minutes they may find their system unusable.

Here is what you can do though. I found that XBMC does have a built in command for exporting the music and video libraries. Here is the command and description from the wiki:

Code:

exportlibrary(music,false,filepath)     The music library will be exported to a single file stored at filepath location.
exportlibrary(video,true,thumbs,overwrite,actorthumbs)     The video library is exported to multiple files with the given options. Here thumbs, overwrite and actorthumbs are boolean values (true or false).

Using this command and the CronXBMC addon you could schedule the export of the video library yourself. This would give you the automatic feature you were looking for. It wouldn't be every time the library was updated, but you could modify your schedule for once or twice a day and still be relatively in sync.

Here is a link to the CronXBMC addon, it is not in the official repo. The first post explains that the GUI is unfinished, but since then a workable interface has been designed and included. http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=124888

(2013-07-31, 13:35)sublow Wrote: Would someone be kind enough to create a simple how to on how to set this up?

So far I've managed to install the add-on, download putty and logged on to my Pi but after that I'm totally lost with what to do next.

I would like to update everything at 07:00 every day and set it not to run during play back.