[HOW TO] Library Node Examples

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RE: [HOW TO] Library Node Examples - LongMan - 2018-06-25

These should work.

As requested

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<node order="2" type="filter" visible="True">
       <label>Kids Series</label>
       <icon>DefaultTVShows.png</icon>
       <content>tvshows</content>
       <match>all</match>
           <rule field="path" operator="contains">
               <value>mnt/nfs/media/tv/kids</value>
           </rule>
       <limit>20</limit>
       <order direction="descending">dateadded</order>
</node>

or bit more general

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<node order="2" type="filter" visible="True">
       <label>Kids Series</label>
       <icon>DefaultTVShows.png</icon>
       <content>tvshows</content>
       <match>all</match>
           <rule field="path" operator="contains">
               <value>tv/kids</value>
           </rule>
      <limit>20</limit>
      <order direction="descending">dateadded</order>
</node>

even more general

<node order="2" type="filter" visible="True">
       <label>Kids Series</label>
       <icon>DefaultTVShows.png</icon>
       <content>tvshows</content>
       <match>all</match>
           <rule field="path" operator="contains">
               <value>kids</value>
           </rule>
       <limit>20</limit>
       <order direction="descending">dateadded</order>
</node>

And for Movies

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<node order="2" type="filter" visible="True">
       <label>Kids Movies</label>
       <icon>DefaultMovies.png</icon>
       <content>movies</content>
       <match>all</match>
           <rule field="path" operator="contains">
               <value>kids</value>
           </rule>
       <limit>20</limit>
       <order direction="descending">dateadded</order>
</node>

Hope that helps
Cheers.

RE: [HOW TO] Library Node Examples - teriyaki - 2018-06-25

(2018-06-25, 15:57)LongMan Wrote: These should work.

As requested

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<node order="2" type="filter" visible="True">
       <label>Kids Series</label>
       <icon>DefaultTVShows.png</icon>
       <content>tvshows</content>
       <match>all</match>
           <rule field="path" operator="contains">
               <value>mnt/nfs/media/tv/kids</value>
           </rule>
       <limit>20</limit>
       <order direction="descending">dateadded</order>
</node>

or bit more general

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<node order="2" type="filter" visible="True">
       <label>Kids Series</label>
       <icon>DefaultTVShows.png</icon>
       <content>tvshows</content>
       <match>all</match>
           <rule field="path" operator="contains">
               <value>tv/kids</value>
           </rule>
      <limit>20</limit>
      <order direction="descending">dateadded</order>
</node>

even more general

<node order="2" type="filter" visible="True">
       <label>Kids Series</label>
       <icon>DefaultTVShows.png</icon>
       <content>tvshows</content>
       <match>all</match>
           <rule field="path" operator="contains">
               <value>kids</value>
           </rule>
       <limit>20</limit>
       <order direction="descending">dateadded</order>
</node>

And for Movies

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<node order="2" type="filter" visible="True">
       <label>Kids Movies</label>
       <icon>DefaultMovies.png</icon>
       <content>movies</content>
       <match>all</match>
           <rule field="path" operator="contains">
               <value>kids</value>
           </rule>
       <limit>20</limit>
       <order direction="descending">dateadded</order>
</node>

Hope that helps
Cheers.

Thanks for the help LongMan, much appreciated!

RE: [HOW TO] Library Node Examples - Klojum - 2018-06-25

@teriyaki

No need to quote a full 60+ line post when you are the first to reply, and with just 7 words. Keep the forum neat and clean, please. Smile

RE: [HOW TO] Library Node Examples - ChiWang - 2018-06-25

I'm trying to separate my Concerts from the rest of my movies. I think I have followed the video examples here (and the concert wiki) but I don't believe it works as I expected.

I have two sources: //server/movies and //server/concerts.

On the main menu <<Movies>, I have a 'Concerts' Category (I assume a Category is a node?) and it correctly shows the 74 concerts when I enter the category. There is another category 'Title" that when I enter on it I see the 55 movies (no Concerts) and the menu name is 'Movies/Title'. That seems to be working as I thought.

However, when I enter on <<Movies>>, the menu is 'Movies/Title' but it shows both Movies and Concerts (152/152).

In Userdata/library/video/movies the two files that were changed:

concerts.xml:

Quote:<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<node order="10" type="filter">
   <label>Concerts</label>
   <icon>DefaultMovieTitle.png</icon>
   <content>movies</content>
   <rule field="path" operator="contains">
       <value>Concerts</value>
   </rule>
</node>

titles.xml:

Quote:<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<node order="50" type="filter">
   <label>369</label>
   <icon>DefaultMovieTitle.png</icon>
   <content>movies</content>
   <match>all</match>
   <order direction="ascending">sorttitle</order>
   <rule field="path" operator="contains">
       <value>movies/</value>
   </rule>
</node>

So my expectation is when I enter the main menu <<Movies>> I should only see //server/movies content and not //server/concerts.
DO I understand this correctly and if so, would someone please help me identify what I did wrong?

Thanks.

RE: [HOW TO] Library Node Examples - Karellen - 2018-06-25

@ChiWang

Might be of some help... https://kodi.wiki/view/Custom_home_items

RE: [HOW TO] Library Node Examples - ChiWang - 2018-06-25

@Karellen

Thanks, I'll go through it tomorrow.

RE: [HOW TO] Library Node Examples - the_other_guy - 2018-08-04

\Kodi\userdata\library\video\movies\
make a folder movies a-z
make index.xml
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<node order="5 A" type="folder" visible="Library.HasContent(Movies)">
<label>Movies A - Z</label>
<icon>AZ.png</icon>
</node>

then you need to make the nodes for sorting the movies
a.xml
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<node order="1" type="filter">
<icon>a.png</icon>
<label>A</label>
<name>a</name>
<content>movies</content>
<match>one</match>
<rule field="originaltitle" operator="startswith">
<value>a</value>
<rule field="originaltitle" operator="startswith">
<value>THE A</value>
</rule>
</rule>
</node>
https://nofile.io/f/8sOefnMr0MF/a-z+movies.zip

RE: [HOW TO] Library Node Examples - DaVu - 2018-11-06

@zozian

Please stop editing your postings to add advertisement links. If that will happen again, you might get banned from our forums.

Thanks.

RE: [HOW TO] Library Node Examples - docwra - 2018-11-06

Please ban him, he's a spammer and no useful post.

RE: [HOW TO] Library Node Examples - Alion - 2018-11-06

I have DLNA server On KODI 17.6 with tuned media library and DLNA client on Smart Android TV with KODI 16.1
What is the best way to get information(art/structure etc) from already tuned library ?

Is there any way to use remote media db for KODI on Tv ?

Should i make new library on TV and use DLNA as source?
Or may be SMB source is better?

RE: [HOW TO] Library Node Examples - teriyaki - 2018-11-10

Need some help.. I'm trying to modify recentlyaddedmovies.xml to exclude movies marked as watched. I previously modded it to exclude documentaries (which works fine). Based on what I've read, the following should show recently added movies that are not documentaries and have no been watched yet - but it doesn't. Help please!

Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>

<node order="1" type="folder">

        <label>20382</label>

        <icon>DefaultRecentlyAddedMovies.png</icon>

        <path>videodb://recentlyaddedmovies/</path>

        <match>all</match>

        <rule field="genre" operator="doesnotcontain">

                <value>Documentary</value>

        </rule>

        <rule field="playcount" operator="is">

                <value>0</value>

        </rule>

        <order direction="descending">dateadded</order>

</node>

RE: [HOW TO] Library Node Examples - docwra - 2018-11-10

I seem to remember playcount being a funny one, have you tried setting a condition to check not null instead of a zero? Not sure if that works or not.

RE: [HOW TO] Library Node Examples - jjd-uk - 2018-11-10

Or try less than 1 for play count.

RE: [HOW TO] Library Node Examples - teriyaki - 2018-11-10

I did try playcount-lessthan-1 but haven't tried check playcount-is-null. What's weird is looking in kodi source, sometimes it resets to -1 and other times to 0. What's the point in playcount ever being -1? But in either case, playcount-lessthan-1 *should* work, but doesn't.

I can see in the log that setting an item to Watched sets "playcount":1 and setting it to Unwatched sets it to "playcount":0. Maybe there's a bug here?

RE: [HOW TO] Library Node Examples - jjd-uk - 2018-11-10

Depending on how confident with IT stuff you are, you could perhaps try using an sql browser to see what the database holds for play count when an item hasn’t been played.