(2022-11-25, 00:38)MasterCATZ Wrote: Thank You Greatly Appreciate it, lets's see what I can break
looks like I am already off to a bad start my nightly sql backups seemed to have stopped 1 week ago
*sigh* wonder what system update broke that
and now confused because Nautalis shows the 18th and every other program said 25th as the time stamp, going to assume I do have a backup and am ready to test nightly without losing data

(2022-11-25, 08:21)MasterCATZ Wrote: well I found a section I can access the info from bottom of a menu when pressing C in a title section 

but it is not a window it just flashes a notification pop up 

also wish it did not convert things into days but left them in Hours with a eta of finish time , but it is definitely a helpful start

python:


def convert_time(runtime):

    return '{0} days {1} hours {2} minutes'.format(int(runtime/24/60), int(runtime/60%24), f'{runtime%60:.2f}')

python:


def convert_time(runtime):

    return '{0} hours {1} minutes'.format(int(runtime/60), int(runtime/60%24), f'{runtime%60:.2f}')

(2022-11-25, 14:03)MasterCATZ Wrote: I have no configure options ? greyed out tried with both skins and different profiles 


also this seems to lag the drop down menu loading press C and it must then try doing the calculations before selecting "Show Run Time" ie ) a 1000 ep series can take a good minute before menu will load any idea how to make it only calculate stuff when "Show Runtime is selected"

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also noticed anything added since 09/07/2021 says  0 min remaining  so at some stage meta data it must use stopped being scraped into my database 

also the code seems to still have a lot of xbmc mentions 

I removed the days no idea if its correct but it seemed to work , main reason being no ones going to spend every hour of a week watching 300+ ep show  and actually finishing within the days it says
traktv + steam keeps track of the days of my life wasted

python:


def convert_time(runtime):

    return '{0} days {1} hours {2} minutes'.format(int(runtime/24/60), int(runtime/60%24), f'{runtime%60:.2f}')

would that mean something like 

python:


def convert_time(runtime):

    return '{0} hours {1} minutes'.format(int(runtime/60), int(runtime/60%24), f'{runtime%60:.2f}')

(2022-11-26, 06:29)MasterCATZ Wrote: Looking good and thanks for the day switch 


yes I understand the time needed to add up the time but why is it doing this calculation while loading up the drop down menu before selecting show runtime ?
I can not select basic tasks from the dropdown menu quickly because this script is being run in the background 
any idea how to move its calculations until it is actually selected ?


also any idea how to get it to show in the dropdown menu for the season ? 




also I could not find a donation link on your github ?

(2022-11-26, 15:27)MasterCATZ Wrote: yes it does this with all the skins I have many large series that take ages to load up the drop down menu for testing with 

I spent this arvo finally adding in a finish time, I like watching full seasons in 1 hit so pick them based on bed time eta
I am sure you can come up with a better method then what I coded in but this seemed to work for me
now I just have to work out why meta data is not being collected anymore I had a feeling it was something kodi recently dropped by default 
it just is not reading the run times from anything added into my mariadb this year 



https://github.com/MasterCATZ/context.show.runtime/blob/main/addon.py

python:


import sys

import xbmc

import xbmcaddon

import xbmcgui

import json

#

from datetime import datetime, timedelta, time

#

#

def get_end_time(current_time_finish):

    current_time_finish = datetime.now() + timedelta(seconds=finish_runtime)

    return (current_time_finish)

#



if __name__ == '__main__':

    addon = xbmcaddon.Addon()

#

    remaining_runtime, finish_runtime, total_runtime = 0,0, 0

#

    query = {"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "VideoLibrary.GetTVShows", "params": { "filter": { "field": "title", "operator": "is", "value": "" }, "limits": { "start": 0, "end": 1}, "properties": [ "title", "originaltitle", "playcount", "episode", "episodeguide", "watchedepisodes", "season"], "sort": { "order": "ascending", "method": "label"} }, "id": "libTvShows"}

    query = json.loads(json.dumps(query))

    query['params']['filter']['value'] = sys.listitem.getLabel()

    response = json.loads(xbmc.executeJSONRPC(json.dumps(query)))





        for episode in response['result']['episodes']:

            if episode['playcount'] == 0:

                remaining_runtime += episode['runtime'] / 60

#

                finish_runtime += episode['runtime']

#  

          total_runtime += episode['runtime'] / 60



        remaining_runtime = convert_time(remaining_runtime)

#

        finish_runtime = get_end_time(finish_runtime)

#

        total_runtime = convert_time(total_runtime)

(2022-11-27, 00:12)MasterCATZ Wrote: Thanks showed up in the season menu , now to work out how to get it to look through it, will see if I can get it working with your hints  

I know I did have some custom menu's at some stage but "Library Node Editor" stopped working a while ago "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'unidecode'"
"Library Node Editor was used to alter "Recently Added" subtab settings" and to get it showing back into my Confluence skin
maybe some other things or at least that's all google showed with my name tag from 2017  to freshen my memory 

few bits of code missing for the finish time integration