#TINYMEDIAMANAGER NFO RAR SPLITTED MOVIE#
So a movie that is one hour long will show 60 under this tag. The first is runtime, which is recorded using minutes. Some background: I imported my music videos using a plugin called justusethefilename, which meant that the videos were being imported with next to no data whatsoever.ĭigging into the NFO file structure there are two sections that carry runtime for a video. The same thing went for tv shows, although the music videos were more of a problem. Many times I would change channels and see a video that played hours ago, playing again.
One thing I noticed is every time I switched to a music video channel, it was almost completely random as to where it would land. I initially tackled this issue when trying to incorporate music videos into my channel lineup, using a custom playlist and only local content. Just like any computer program if you put in garbage, you will get garbage back. Remember that PTVL can only use the information that it is given. If your NFO data is incorrect, Kodi will use this incorrect data within it's own media library. I can tell you without a shadow of a doubt that it does. I have seen many conversations where people have argued as to whether or not the information in your NFO files will affect the way PTVL operates. As many are aware, there are some users that have issues with tv shows not starting at the right times, durations being incorrect, and the question of what role NFO files play within PTVL and how this information is used to generate channel lineups and accurate guide data. I just wanted to post this thread real quick to help anyone with the issues I have faced with PTVL in the past.
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