(2016-01-15, 21:20)horstepipe Wrote: ah ok I thought cv would analyze the nfo files..
These are to 90% trailers of movies I don't have in my Kodi database, so I guess adding only the trailers to database makes no sense.
Thank you

(2016-01-16, 16:01)GoofyJeff Wrote: Kinda along the same lines as horstepipe's question/issue... My trailers are downloaded into a local folder (the Trailers folder in my CV directory), and all of them are for movies coming soon to my HTPC (that is, I don't have them yet), and many of which haven't been released to theaters yet. I was wondering if I needed nfo files to get the rating and genre filters to work, but now reading Scott's reply I see that's not the case. So what needs to be done to get the filters to work properly?

(2016-01-18, 22:48)horstepipe Wrote: from my understanding there is no way to do that unfortunately.
To be honest I don't understand why this feature is missing. Why should I want to watch trailers of movies I already own/know?
Doesn't this make the genre/rating filter useless for almost everyone?

Please don't get me wrong I really appreciate the work put in this addon, I'm just a little confused why this feature wasn't implemented in earlier development

(2016-01-20, 18:59)Dave the Minion Wrote: This seems to be the majority of the log from testing today trying to get CV to scan the content folder on the Pi, as well as running CV which does not play any videos from specified directories outside the CV default.


http://pastebin.com/a1cZtEEX

Mod edit. Removed full log

(2016-01-21, 01:24)CinemaVision-Scott Wrote: The genre and rating are still useful to streaming trailers

(2016-01-21, 15:50)horstepipe Wrote: How does this work?
If CV streams a trailer (e.g. from Youtube) where does it get the genre and rating info from?

Thank you for your detailed answer!

Regards

(2016-01-21, 20:21)horstepipe Wrote: thank you,
then for now I'll only use the iTunes and StereoscopyNews scraper.

another question: In most times at the beginnig of a streaming trailer you see "please wait" because Kodi has to buffer the video. Is there a way to mask that out or to preload the video? Because this (and the genre/ratings filter) is the main reason I want my trailers to be saved locally

(2016-01-24, 01:09)FonziQ Wrote: Hi,

When playing a trailer with same genre as movie:

Ember media manager organizes genre in alphabetical order for example....
action - drama - psychological thriller

My question is do i have to edit the genre an put psychological thriller in front so it plays other trailers with psychological thriller,
psychological thriller - action - drama

Or it doesn't make any difference the order of the genres?

I have a lot of genres apart from the basics ones....film in film, futuristic thriller, social drama + 80 more and it would be very cool if it played one of those genres.
I have the trailers next to the movie and movie has nfo file.


Cheers!!!

(2016-01-21, 01:24)CinemaVision-Scott Wrote:

(2016-01-20, 18:59)Dave the Minion Wrote: This seems to be the majority of the log from testing today trying to get CV to scan the content folder on the Pi, as well as running CV which does not play any videos from specified directories outside the CV default.


http://pastebin.com/a1cZtEEX

Mod edit. Removed full log

I've passed this on to our developer. I can't for the life of me recreate what you're seeing here either nested in the %CVROOT% or located somewhere else entirely, like another hard drive or network storage. I'll let you know what we find.

(2016-01-27, 03:04)horstepipe Wrote: yes please tell me how to disable that, I'll try it.
maybe there is a way to auto disable and re-enable it when CE ends/starts?

(2016-01-27, 14:24)Dave the Minion Wrote: Any luck looking into this? CV on the Pi just keeps skipping most of the default files in the CV root folder even though it does find some, and won't play anything from a specific directory at all even though the Pi can find these files through other means. It's getting silly Frustrating.