[Beta] OSMOSIS *Streams zur DB hinzufügen

Zitat von Kampfader

Working on nexus = yes

On Omega beta2 = yes

Thanks for your quick reply.

I've downloaded the zip file from here:

GitHub - Maven85/plugin.video.osmosis: Kodi add-on to add streams to library

Kodi add-on to add streams to library. Contribute to Maven85/plugin.video.osmosis development by creating an account on GitHub.

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File name: plugin.video.osmosis-master.zip

But when I try and install, I get this error:

"dependency on xmbc.python version 2.26.0 could not be satisfied"

So I presume this is compatibility problem with Nexus 20.2

Is there another version available that is compatible?

Thank you

Install the addon from repo.kodinerds.net

Zitat von Kampfader

Install the addon from repo.kodinerds.net

Thank you for your reply.

I've installed this repository, however, when I install Osmosis, I'm getting a message that 'script.module.fuzzywussy' is not available. Not sure what this addon is.

Funny, I completely re-set up Kodi Omega a week ago and was able to install osmosis without any error messages.

U can find the addon fuzzywussy on github

Zitat von Kampfader

Funny, I completely re-set up Kodi Omega a week ago and was able to install osmosis without any error messages.

U can find the addon fuzzywussy on github

I've tried doing that, but Kodi won't install from the zip file. Very frustrating.

You have to enable the option to install Addons from zip first.

That's a security feature. You should have been prompted a notification where you should haven been able to access the settings an enable the "install via zip" option.

The setting is located at "settings" -> "system" -> "Addons" -> "Unknown sources"

Android, for example, has a similar setting for installing apk-files

Edit:

If we're talking about this one:

GitHub - lars-a/script.module.fuzzywuzzy: https://github.com/seatgeek/fuzzywuzzy/tree/master/fuzzywuzzy packed as an addon for kodi

https://github.com/seatgeek/fuzzywuzzy/tree/master/fuzzywuzzy packed as an addon for kodi - GitHub - lars-a/script.module.fuzzywuzzy:…

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That won't install without modifications. The addon.xml mentions "xbmc.addon" in version "2.14.0".

That won't work for Omega as that will at least need "3.0.0". Try changing that and pray the code will still work.

If there's any fork it would be good to link to it <- Kampfader

Not the best pattern, btw, to provide an Addon in a repo which has a dependency to another Addon not in the same repo.

I just downloaded osmosis from the Kodinerds-repo and took a look at the code. The "script.module.fuzzywuzzy" -Addon is implemented as an "optional" dependency:

<import addon="script.module.fuzzywuzzy" version="0.17.0" optional="true"/>

So that means, that osmosis will install this addon only if needed or the function at the parent add-on will be used.

Looking at the code a bit further it's set optional:

try:
    from fuzzywuzzy import fuzz
    use_fuzzy_matching = True
    addon_log('tvdb using fuzzywuzzy for compare')
except:
    use_fuzzy_matching = False

So this means, that osmosis tries to import "fuzz" from "fuzzywuzzy" and if that was successful set the variable "use_fuzzy_matchin" is set to "true" and you will see it in your logs. Otherwise the variable is set to "false"

The only two other section where the variable is in use are:

           for epName in epNames:
                if use_fuzzy_matching == True:
                    if episode.get('episodeName', None):

which is just a comparison and if "True" then the other "if"-condition will be checked. Otherwise it won't (the rest of the code is not relevant for that comparison).

and:

if ratio_max >= 95 or (use_fuzzy_matching == False and ratio_max >= 80):
            match_found = True

which means that "match_found" is only set to "True" if:

• ratio_max is bigger or equal to "95"

or

• if "use_fuzzy_matching" equals to "False" AND "ratio_max" is bigger or equal "80"

So, in the end, Osmosis only calls that "fuzzywuzzy"-addon only at the point where it's "trying" (see the "Try" at the code above) to import it. At no other point Osmosis calls fuzzywuzzy which really makes it totally optional.

And just to confirm it, I installed it on my Linux machine and installing went fine without installing "fuzzywuzzy".

So not sure what you did. Could you please provide a [definition='1','1']debuglog[/definition]?

Zitat von DaVu

If there's any fork it would be good to link to it <- Kampfader

I don't have a fork.

When I installed OSMOSIS, I didn't get an error message that fuzzywuzzy was missing. Kodi is newly installed

Hi,

Thanks for all your help.

I've uploaded a [definition='1','0']log[/definition] file here:

hastebin

Apart from the fuzzywuzzy error there are no more visible error messages. However when I open Osmosis I don't see the options to set up video/music sources etc.

From your [definition='1','0']log[/definition] all seems fine.

I've now deinstalled osmosis and installed it again using the Kodinerds-Repo. And yes...there's a message that "The following add-ons will be installed" and that "Fuzzywuzzy" is not available. But that's not an error-message. That's a notification. There's a slightly difference between an error message and a notification

Apart from that, could you please show us a screenshot what you see after opening osmosis?

What do you expect what osmosis does?

Hi,

When I first open Osmosis, after a fresh install I see this:

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When I click on OK, I see this:

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If I click on 'Video Favorites I see this:

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I was expecting be able to set up media sources such as Amazon VOD etc. I thought Osmosis would ask this on first running?

Is there something in 'configure' that I need to set up for media sources?

If it was working correctly for me - if I right clicked on a video file in Amazon VOD or on an existing movie file in my library, I would expect to see a 'create strm' or similar option in the context menu. Osmosis would then create a strm file and save it in a folder

Or have I completely misunderstood?

Do you already have scraped movies from a NAS or other storage in your database?

Zitat von DaVu

Do you already have scraped movies from a NAS or other storage in your database?

Yes, hundreds on my NAS.

Then I'm out of ideas.

I have the full list of options available.

Maybe it's your [definition='2','1']advancedsettings[/definition] which excludes stuff from listing. The regexes look fine, so I'm only guessing at this point.

Would be good to know if it's the same on a fresh Kodi install with nothing else set up

Zitat von DaVu

Then I'm out of ideas.

I have the full list of options available.

Maybe it's your [definition='2','1']advancedsettings[/definition] which excludes stuff from listing. The regexes look fine, so I'm only guessing at this point.

Would be good to know if it's the same on a fresh Kodi install with nothing else set up

Thank you for your help, much appreciated.

I've got backups of my current setup, so I'll try a fresh install and see what happens.

Zitat von DaVu

Then I'm out of ideas.

I have the full list of options available.

Maybe it's your [definition='2','1']advancedsettings[/definition] which excludes stuff from listing. The regexes look fine, so I'm only guessing at this point.

Would be good to know if it's the same on a fresh Kodi install with nothing else set up

OK. done a fresh install of Kodi and Osmosis is working fine. Downloaded a movie from Amazon Vod. Strm working fine.

It must have been something in my original setup.

Thank you for your help!

Zitat von DaVu

Then I'm out of ideas.

I have the full list of options available.

Maybe it's your [definition='2','1']advancedsettings[/definition] which excludes stuff from listing. The regexes look fine, so I'm only guessing at this point.

Would be good to know if it's the same on a fresh Kodi install with nothing else set up

After trial and error, It is something in my [definition='2','1']advancedsettings[/definition].xml file causing the problem. If I find out exactly which line, I'll let you know.

I would start looking at the "excludefromlisting"-section. As that's the section which I suspect.

Curious what you will find out.

Hi,

Is it possible to change where strms are saved?

I have kodi on a Nvidia Shield and the addon has created a folder in the Shield. Ideally I'd like to have a strms folder on my NAS, but I'm not sure if this can be done, and which setting I need to change in the Osmosis config?

What's the goal? To copy what you've streamed?

What sense would it make to store the data on a network and deal with the bandwidth if the local file access is way faster?

ok, that was nonsense