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2017-10-29, 21:17
(This post was last modified: 2017-10-29, 21:28 by Karellen.)
Please forgive me if this is not the place for this query.
I have a relatively large library of music videos, from what I can see from the Kodi logs none of them are being added to the library.
I'm not sure if it is relevant but I am also using the Emby addon.
The following is an extract from the log
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Any ideas. Thanks
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docwra
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Yep I don't see any API requests so hard to tell whats going on. Needs debug mode on.
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HI PoBear,
ADDON::CScraper::FindMovie: Searching for '10 CC - Dreadlock Holiday (TOTP)' using Local information only scraper (path: 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Kodi\addons\metadata.local', content: 'musicvideos', version: '1.0.0')
It looks like you have your scraper set to Local Information Only. Do you have NFO Files and Artwork saved locally that Kodi can access and scrape?
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No Emby should be storing the artist/track information in it's database and making it available to Kodi, however, I'm not 100% sure that this is working with Emby, it does for movies and TV.
I may be able to force that an NFO file is created.
Are you using the settings for video or music? I have music set to no for "prefer online information" and "fetch additional information during updates"
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Yep still no api calls so the online scraper is not being called.
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Some questions.
It appears that Emby is not very good at handling music videos with very little information being scraped. if any
I don't have to use Emby as a source so how would I go about getting Kodi to manage the videos? Is it just a case of switching on the two settings in my previous post?
Having looked at the wiki for music videos the recommended file structure is a flat one
/musicvideos/artist1 - song1
/musicvideos/artist1 - song2
/musicvideos/artist2 - song1
etc.
I'm currently using
/musicvideos/artist1/artist1 - song1
/musicvideos/artist1/artist1 - song2
/musicvideos/artist2/artist2 - song1
Will this impact on Kodi managing the content, the log suggests that it is finding the content just not processing it.
Thanks
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Easiest way to test would be just to add a few music videos as a source, say for 1 artist.
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Thanks for your help, I now have a lot of my library successfully recognised but I still have a lot of videos not found.
First some good news, it appears that having my videos in folders by artist name has not been a problem.
Are the rules for looking up videos written down anywhere? I'm trying to figure out whether it's the file name that is a problem or the content is missing from TheAudioDB. for example the following Adele videos cannot be found
Adele - Baby It's You.avi
Adele - Chasing Pavements (OV).avi
Adele - Chasing Pavements (TOTP).avi
Adele - Cold Shoulder (OV).avi
Adele - Hello (OV).avi
Adele - Make You Feel My Love (OV)
Picking on Adele - Hello, there appears to a video registered for this, is it the "(OV)" that is preventing lookup?
Thanks