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Custom Player Error #63

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C0nvert opened this issue Feb 2, 2020 · 2 comments
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Custom Player Error #63

C0nvert opened this issue Feb 2, 2020 · 2 comments

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@C0nvert
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C0nvert commented Feb 2, 2020

Hey Mate,
Maybe you can help me.
E.g you have a Movie with the Name:
Alladin [4K UHD]
Alladin [BDRip]
This would be my first Step:
"steps" : ["{title|replace(%3A,:)],
if i try to add
"\[4K UHD\]"
The player in kodi shows me: player is invalid.

On your wiki page there is a section where you show how to Escape "[]" , but it doesn't work..

@drinfernoo
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The easiest way to get the paths you need is to add the item to Kodi Favorites, and then look inside favorites.xml to see the final path you need to pass.

Bear in mind, however, that this add-on should be considered abandoned. The developer has been missing for months, and has shown no indication of continuing development.

@C0nvert
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C0nvert commented Feb 2, 2020

Well unfortunately it isn't that easy :(
It works somehow, but not perfect. Most of the Videos work, some dont.
This addon i writing the player for, dont categorise the Videos with a IMDB ID.
Only Solution is to use the search function.
Problem: RegEx is very limited for OpenMeta.
I don't how to stop at first matching.

Any simillar Projects availbale , with a full RegEx support?
e.g \w or \s{1,} don't work here.
Same as Escaping chars.

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