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Is this possible with a (smart) playlist Arrow/Flash/Legend/Supergirl play order - TRaSH - 2016-06-29

I found on imdb a list in which order to watch Arrow Season 4 / The Flash Season 2 / Legends of Tomorrow Season 1 / Supergirl Season 1.
would it be possible to make some of kind playlist so you can automatic watch the right episode order between the different shows ?
and if you stop watching you can continue where you left off ?


RE: Is this possible with a (smart) playlist Arrow/Flash/Legend/Supergirl play order - Ned Scott - 2016-06-29

Does it line up by air date? Though even if it did, same day shows would mess that up. Hmm. Maybe an add-on could generate and update a playlist based on the IMDb data.


RE: Is this possible with a (smart) playlist Arrow/Flash/Legend/Supergirl play order - TRaSH - 2016-06-29

Not sure if it lines up by air date,
But like you said if it showed in the same day it would mess up.
It's it possible to queue them in a list in the order as in the list ?
Would mind to-do it manual.
But I agree a add-on that does this would be nice.


RE: Is this possible with a (smart) playlist Arrow/Flash/Legend/Supergirl play order - zerocool_ie - 2016-06-29

i did a check on my library, there are no duplicate dates that I can see in the data I have scraped.

Here's the playlist I used:
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>
<smartplaylist type="episodes">
    <name>TV - DC Universe</name>
    <match>one</match>
    <rule field="tvshow" operator="is">
        <value>the flash (2014)</value>
    </rule>
    <rule field="tvshow" operator="is">
        <value>arrow</value>
    </rule>
    <rule field="tvshow" operator="contains">
        <value>DC's Legends of Tomorrow</value>
    </rule>
    <rule field="tvshow" operator="is">
        <value>supergirl</value>
    </rule>
    <order direction="ascending">year</order>
</smartplaylist>

enjoy your binge viewing!


RE: Is this possible with a (smart) playlist Arrow/Flash/Legend/Supergirl play order - zerocool_ie - 2016-06-29

Quote:select c05, strFileName from episode_view where c18 like '%arrow - %' or c18 like '%flash - %' or c18 like '%legends of tomorrow%' or c18 like '%supergirl - %' order by c05 asc;

query I used ^^


RE: Is this possible with a (smart) playlist Arrow/Flash/Legend/Supergirl play order - TRaSH - 2016-07-01

I just checked with the playlist you created.
it doen't exactly match the list from imdb.


RE: Is this possible with a (smart) playlist Arrow/Flash/Legend/Supergirl play order - zerocool_ie - 2016-07-04

you're correct - my list would be sorted according to airdate as supplied by TheTVDB.
I don't remember any spoilers as I was watching through the list - I used it for Arrow and Flash


RE: Is this possible with a (smart) playlist Arrow/Flash/Legend/Supergirl play order - pkscout - 2016-07-05

The Supergirl episode will be "out of order" if you use airdate. The Flash showed up in her universe about two or three episodes before the setup for how he got there on The Flash.

I think the only way to get them in the right order is to do it manually.


RE: Is this possible with a (smart) playlist Arrow/Flash/Legend/Supergirl play order - GodzillaXP - 2016-10-07

I did a feature request about a similar topic a year ago.

http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=239115

Maybe this is interessting for someone.
There are also smartplalists for DC and Marvel.


RE: Is this possible with a (smart) playlist Arrow/Flash/Legend/Supergirl play order - superfaker - 2019-03-03

a smart playlist solution has been found now ?