justinemter
commented
6 years ago This seems to be now working on the "custom-section-name" branch. Making note of it here so we can close this when all's confirmed to be working.
Closed MoRBiD-MaNGLeR closed 6 years ago
justinemter
commented
6 years ago This seems to be now working on the "custom-section-name" branch. Making note of it here so we can close this when all's confirmed to be working.
Pseudo Channel won't work for Movies and TV Shows unless this is set in pseudo_config.py and the same library names are in PLEX. I can't specify custom names:
plexLibraries = { "TV Shows" : ["TV Shows"], "Movies" : ["Movies"], "Commercials" : ["Commercials"], }
When I do specify custom names, like this...
plexLibraries = { "TV Shows" : ["TV-Heroes"], "Movies" : ["Mov-Musicals"], "Commercials" : ["Commercials"], }
...then the schedule will generate (although it won't display the HTML background if that video is not found), but the media play will result in an error, like this one:
Output showing library and media-play errors: +++++ Queueing up 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show - A Preservation' to play right away.
Starting Media: 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show - A Preservation'
Media Offset: '3248' seconds.
(4, 1510667465, 0, u'The Rocky Horror Picture Show - A Preservation', 0, 0, u'', 6236288, u'04:57:00 AM', u'1900-01-01 06:40:56.288000', u'everyday', u'Movies', u'/library/metadata/16261') None Invalid library section: Movies
There was an error trying to play the media.
+++++ Currently Playing: The Rocky Horror Picture Show - A Preservation +++++ Html refresh flag: 1
It appears that the code is calling the section name rather than the user library name, for example: movie = self.PLEX.library.section(mediaType).get(mediaTitle)
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