2022-12-26, 12:33
Hi,
I've been using Kodi for years to my complete satisfaction. I have linked Kodi to a MariaDB database and can therefore use Kodi throughout the house and only have to scan movies once to have them available everywhere, great!
By using Tvheadend I can also watch live TV throughout the house, watch recorded programs and set new recordings.
Especially the fact that Kodi keeps track of where you left off for movies but also for TV programs (if you stop watching in the meantime) is very useful.
What I don't understand is that not all movies from my movie collection end up in the database (and are thus not visible in the movie collection on screen).
An Add-on exists that can show all movies that are not visible in the movie collection on screen. This Add-on can also play the missing movies.
My question is the following:
The Add-on proves that the information about the missing movies can be found within Kodi, so why isn't this technique used when scanning my movie collection so that all movies end up in the database and the Add-on is no longer needed?
Regards, Emiel
Kodi version 19.4.0
Git: 20220302-e12e66e019
Compiled: 2022-03-03
Hardware, multiple platforms. e.g. 2 PCs, a Samsung tablet, a NUK and an NVIDIA Shield TV Pro from 2020.
I've been using Kodi for years to my complete satisfaction. I have linked Kodi to a MariaDB database and can therefore use Kodi throughout the house and only have to scan movies once to have them available everywhere, great!
By using Tvheadend I can also watch live TV throughout the house, watch recorded programs and set new recordings.
Especially the fact that Kodi keeps track of where you left off for movies but also for TV programs (if you stop watching in the meantime) is very useful.
What I don't understand is that not all movies from my movie collection end up in the database (and are thus not visible in the movie collection on screen).
An Add-on exists that can show all movies that are not visible in the movie collection on screen. This Add-on can also play the missing movies.
My question is the following:
The Add-on proves that the information about the missing movies can be found within Kodi, so why isn't this technique used when scanning my movie collection so that all movies end up in the database and the Add-on is no longer needed?
Regards, Emiel
Kodi version 19.4.0
Git: 20220302-e12e66e019
Compiled: 2022-03-03
Hardware, multiple platforms. e.g. 2 PCs, a Samsung tablet, a NUK and an NVIDIA Shield TV Pro from 2020.