smithgeek/xbmc-dvdextras

xbmc-dvdextras's Issues

not working with network shares

I have XBMC with my movies on a smb share. I noticed that the plugin did work with lokal "Extra" content but did not find the extra content on smb share.
I activated logs and saw that the networkpath misses a second "/" in the beginning.

For a workaround I added this to Line 377:
...
else:
netpath = re.search(":",sys.argv[1])
if netpath:
path = path
else:
path = "" + path
log( "finding extras for " + sys.argv[1] )
extras.findExtras(path)
...

I am a c++ programmer and have no clou about phyton but it seems to work for me.

Regards,
AlexQ

"no extras found" reported with movies with stacked files

Thanks for this great add-on!

One thing I'm having problems with is movies with stacked files - e.g. The Lord of the Rings Extended editions and Titanic 2-DVD
The add-on reports "no extras found" when the movie has stacked files.

It works perfectly for movies with only one media file.

I'm thinking it may be an issue with the way XBMC treats these movies/files, since the info screen has the file(s) listed as stack:/.../.../.../.../.../.../.../.../.../.../.../.../.../[filename]

"No Extras Found" with Comma in folder name

Love your script! Discovered in my Windows system it will not find Extras for videos with a "," (comma) in the name of the folder (it doesn't matter if one is in the name). For movie folders w/o a comma in them, it finds them just fine. Can you make an update?

e.g. "M:\Movies\Magnificent Seven, The"

Some other notes:
I've been playing around with trying to 'hide' the 'Extras' button within the DialogVideoInfo dialog when no Extras directory is found. I'm trying to add one more validation to return a 'True' by checking to see if the Extras directory has any files in it. Presumably it returns False if it can't find one(?). Below is the closest I've gotten, but it still is not working. Any suggestions by a real programmer?

[Container.Content(movies) | Container.Content(episodes)] + System.HasAddon(script.dvdextras) + Container($INFO[ListItem.Path]Extras).HasFiles

The $INFO returns a "M:\Movie\MovieName\Extras" path name, but perhaps I cannot use the Container call to reference files outside the database...(?)

One other thing, I modified the python theme script to accept WMA files since I still have a few of those floating around in my system.

return Searcher().getMatchingFiles( directory, "theme.*.(mp3|wma)", False )

advancedsettings

Still having trouble getting XBMC to ignore the Extras folders. Could you confirm this is all I need inside the advancedsettings.xml in the userdata folder in XBMC's root?: