(2017-08-04, 22:31)bsoriano Wrote: Hello Rob,

I don't know if you were aware, but since Kodi Krypton, it's possible to save more than one ID for each movie/tv show/episode. Kodi saves (when you do an export) the NFO like this:

<id>tt2245084</id>
<uniqueid type="unknown" default="true">tt2245084</uniqueid>

There is a table named uniqueid that contains all known IDs. At the moment, Kodi saves only one ID per media, also without any specification of the ID source (type is always unknown). Would you consider changing the way NFOs are generated by Media Companion to include this functionality? Maybe something like this:


<id>121361</id>
<uniqueid type="imdb">tt0944947</uniqueid>
<uniqueid type="tmdb">1399</uniqueid>
<uniqueid type="tvdb" default="true">121361</uniqueid>

Please let me know. Thanks.

Regards,

Bart

(2017-08-04, 22:36)vbat99 Wrote:

(2017-08-04, 22:31)bsoriano Wrote: Hello Rob,

I don't know if you were aware, but since Kodi Krypton, it's possible to save more than one ID for each movie/tv show/episode. Kodi saves (when you do an export) the NFO like this:

<id>tt2245084</id>
<uniqueid type="unknown" default="true">tt2245084</uniqueid>

There is a table named uniqueid that contains all known IDs. At the moment, Kodi saves only one ID per media, also without any specification of the ID source (type is always unknown). Would you consider changing the way NFOs are generated by Media Companion to include this functionality? Maybe something like this:


<id>121361</id>
<uniqueid type="imdb">tt0944947</uniqueid>
<uniqueid type="tmdb">1399</uniqueid>
<uniqueid type="tvdb" default="true">121361</uniqueid>

Please let me know. Thanks.

Regards,

Bart

I was not aware of that change. Many nfo functions are still not documented on Kodis wiki.

But, I can add this sort of data to the nfo, as I know we get the IMDB and TVDb Id for TV, and IMDb and TMDb Id for movies.
Hoping to be able to get TMDb id for tv in the future.

(2017-08-04, 22:36)vbat99 Wrote: I was not aware of that change. Many nfo functions are still not documented on Kodis wiki.

But, I can add this sort of data to the nfo, as I know we get the IMDB and TVDb Id for TV, and IMDb and TMDb Id for movies.
Hoping to be able to get TMDb id for tv in the future.

(2017-08-05, 15:29)Edworld Wrote:

(2017-08-04, 22:36)vbat99 Wrote: I was not aware of that change. Many nfo functions are still not documented on Kodis wiki.

But, I can add this sort of data to the nfo, as I know we get the IMDB and TVDb Id for TV, and IMDb and TMDb Id for movies.
Hoping to be able to get TMDb id for tv in the future.

Do you have an idea on what data you can download from tmdb for tvshows? i ran the script from Kodi but can't see any unique data.

(2017-08-10, 19:05)Methanoid Wrote: Minor niggle... it checks for new release but goes to the (soon to be defunct) CodePlex site to get the update?

And question.. if I am running x64 does it download me an x64 update or the x86 which I don't want.. I didn't check that!

(2017-08-20, 20:25)Levi59 Wrote: Hi! I would like to know if MySQL support will be implemented in the future or if this option has been abandoned. Thanks!

(2017-09-02, 01:56)Edworld Wrote: vbat99,

For some reason I am scraping FSK certifications - 18 instead of R. I have double checked my settings, and I have U.S. first. Is it possible that it is unable to scrape U.S. and goes down the list?

Movies in question are American Gangster, Gangs of New York and Monsters Ball

(2017-09-02, 02:38)vbat99 Wrote:

(2017-09-02, 01:56)Edworld Wrote: vbat99,

For some reason I am scraping FSK certifications - 18 instead of R. I have double checked my settings, and I have U.S. first. Is it possible that it is unable to scrape U.S. and goes down the list?

Movies in question are American Gangster, Gangs of New York and Monsters Ball

There is an issue with MPAA being ignored from IMDb as they changed the format. There is a fix in place for the next release, just finishing some new code then will get a new release out....probably by Friday at the latest.