Closed jw-in-1-Team closed 3 years ago
Hey I've pushed some new features to jwb-index, I think it will suit your needs better. There may be bugs.
--mode=m3u_single
creates a single playlist from everything you specified
--sort=date
does what you think it does
--append
adds new stuff to the playlist instead of overwriting it
--filename=NAME
is the name of the playlist, default name is "output" (.m3u will be added automatically)
Run this one time to create a playlist of all videos:
jwb-index -m m3u_single --sort=date
And then run periodically, to add new videos to the playlist:
jwb-index -m m3u_single --latest --append
Then start playing with:
vlc --random output.m3u
hello, this is perfect, but for the --sort=date i don't have in the right order can you do also the option --sort=datereverse ?
i need the newest first !
thanks by advance
this is very strange, i try with --category VODMovies and recreate the file mu3 all the time, but the list is not the same size: 1 time 18 movies, 1 time 29 movies !!!! this is very STRANGE !!! can you have a look !
thanks so much
Can you please write the exact command you ran?
thanks to ask me .... that was the right question !!! what a pleasure to work with you !!!! my script generated a double \
before make trouble call python "jw-scripts-master\jwb-index" -m m3u_single --sort=random --lang F --category VODMovies
no trouble NOW call python "jw-scripts-master\jwb-index" -m m3u_single --sort=random --lang F --category VODMovies
thanks i will update when the project jw-in-1 will be ready and you can test it!
but for the --sort=date i don't have in the right order can you do also the option --sort=datereverse ?
i need the newest first !
thanks by advance
that should be nice we can change the name of the file out output.m3u ... because we can prepare different list
I've done some major rework to the output writing code. Also modes have new names. Will update the wiki soon.
Now you can do
jwb-index -c VODChildren --sort newest -m m3u path/to/folder/children.m3u
vlc path/to/folder/children.m3u
You should be able to do this, to keep adding new videos to a playlist (but I need to test this more, probably full of bugs)
jwb-index -c LatestVideos --append --sort newest -m m3u path/to/folder/all_videos.m3u
Jwb-stream is gone, if you want that functionality
jwb-index --mode run vlc
But it is better to save to a playlist, then open that with vlc, otherwise it will need to download and index the categories every time.
Please play around and tell me about the things that are broken :)
thanks so much, i agree i won't use --append, but i try to use the new some problem with the path
jw-in-1-src>call python "jw-scripts-master\jwb-index" --sort newest --lang F --category LatestVideos -m m3u ../output.m3u note: NTFS/FAT compatibility is off indexing: LatestVideos (Nouveautés) writing: ..\output.m3u
first i want to write in the same folder , but don't write, i add ../ but nothing
i success to write on a folder level above or below. but impossible to write on the level where i launch the python
Hey thanks for the patience, bug is fixed. Append should also be working.
yes thanks so much, our project is on line on GITHUB. and also we have a video in english in our jw-in-1.com website. i hope you have time to test on a windows.
hello, thanks for all you comment in previous issues:
if i run python "jwb-stream" --lang F --category VODOurOrganization,VODStudio,VODOurActivities,VODIntExp,VODFamily,VODChildren,VODFamily "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" --fullscreen --video-on-top --sub-autodetect-file the vlc need to be close the same number of category... can we change to close only one time VLC?
and also is possible to have an argument in jw-stream --quiet to not see the print of indexing!
thanks