[RELEASE] Pneumatic - Printable Version +- Kodi Community Forum (https://forum.kodi.tv) +-- Forum: Support (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=33) +--- Forum: Add-on Support (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=27) +---- Forum: Program Add-ons (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=151) +---- Thread: [RELEASE] Pneumatic (/showthread.php?tid=97657) Pages:
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- Popeye - 2012-01-23 samukas Wrote:Hey, Popeye! Glad to see you're improving the plugin I have an idea for solving this. What OS are you running SAB on? I need native python support since it's the only thing I can code... A atv2 would make things even easier but It shouldn't really matter for my testing.. - samukas - 2012-01-23 Popeye Wrote:I have an idea for solving this. What OS are you running SAB on? I need native python support since it's the only thing I can code...That would be great I'm running SAB on a Synology NAS (so, linux...). I also have SAB on my Mac/OSX. Even though I don't really use it, I could for testing purposes... - Popeye - 2012-01-24 samukas Wrote:That would be great Guess, you don't have python running there then.. What about php? My idea is to have a web service where I can send a command about what fake rars to write and what to delete (e.g. http://host:1337/faker?nzbfolder=TheUrlEnCodedName&writerarlist=UrlEncodedName1;UrlEncodedName2)I could probably do it in php but I have to learn how to first... - Popeye - 2012-01-24 Newznab Release 0.1.3 Added Search Favorites. You can now save your search as a custom favorite from the context menu of the category you searched in. (Also fixed the meta data bug). Seems to be duplicated here maybe - samukas - 2012-01-24 Popeye Wrote:Guess, you don't have python running there then.. What about php? My idea is to have a web service where I can send a command about what fake rars to write and what to delete (e.g. http://host:1337/faker?nzbfolder=TheUrlEnCodedName&writerarlist=UrlEncodedName1;UrlEncodedName2)I could probably do it in php but I have to learn how to first... Well, I did have to install python to run sabnzbd, sickbeard and couchpotato. Don't know if that qualifies as actually "running" python or not. I can run a PHP server, not sure if it can access the media folder and files though, I can check that. Python would be preferable though, right? - atmorell - 2012-01-24 Sweet with the new Favorites feature It would be really nice if you could modify the raw search string saved under Search Favorites. Most newznab sites supports tvrage godness, so it would be really easy to track your favorite TV show etc. I tried to modify the saved favorite file manually, however it seems to be saved in ASCII and is difficult to read. file "/Users/atmorell/Library/Application Support/XBMC/userdata/addon_data/plugin.video.newznab/favorite_1.p" /Users/atmorell/Library/Application Support/XBMC/userdata/addon_data/plugin.video.newznab/favorite_1.p: ASCII text (dp0 S'gold+rush' p1 S'http%3A%2F%2Fnzb.su%2Fapi%3Fdl%3D1%26apikey%api_key_removed%26t%3Dsearch%26cat%3D5040%26q%3Dgold%2Brush' p2 s. - Popeye - 2012-01-24 It's a python pickle file. I don't understand why you can't enter the correct search from the beginning? - atmorell - 2012-01-24 Was trying to change the query from a search string to a TV rage query. feed://nzb.su/rss?rage=18388&dl=1&i=id&r=apikey The reason I am trying to use TV rage, is because it will list the episodes in the right order. - Popeye - 2012-01-24 atmorell Wrote:Was trying to change the query from a search string to a TV rage query. Aha, now I understand. Yet another newznab api. What about if I add a context menu option to "Favorite Searches" to enter a rage id and a custom name? - atmorell - 2012-01-24 That would be absolutely awesome - dr99 - 2012-01-24 I installed newznab 0.1.3 and I get all the metadata working now when browsing or using the cart, but when searching I get no metadata at all on the results. - Popeye - 2012-01-24 Popeye Wrote:Aha, now I understand. Yet another newznab api. What about if I add a context menu option to "Favorite Searches" to enter a rage id and a custom name? I will add the option on the different "TV levels" and then the site will filter the hits based on this (part of the API). Found a way to make a rage id name look up and will also add this as a suggested name. dr99 Wrote:I installed newznab 0.1.3 and I get all the metadata working now when browsing or using the cart, but when searching I get no metadata at all on the results. Oh no, I have lost my magic skills... Seriously, the site doesn't give any meta data back on searches. I always try to grab what I can so if it doesn't show it isn't there... - atmorell - 2012-01-25 Sounds great. Using this plugin all the time. I noticed that sometimes the video will stop playing if the download is not fast enough - stream will close and you see the search/list. Is this a bug or intentionally? Thought it might be better to just pause the video, until needed rars has been downloaded. Made a small donation (€5) Keep up the good work - Popeye - 2012-01-25 atmorell Wrote:Sounds great. Cheers! I only fool XBMC into start playing the file inside the rar. After that it's all up to XBMC and I have no way of controlling what to do or not when there is no more data to read. So everything is working as designed though maybe not optimal in this case... - Popeye - 2012-01-26 Just wanted to let you know the last commit seems to have solved both jsonrpc calls and .strm files. This now opens up for both a browser extension and the possibility to add .strm files to the xbmc library. I'll leave the browser extension for you and will work on the rest now. The idea is a context menu item "save strm" and then you can either select a path or use a predefined.... |