Hi my first post, thanks for this great piece of software =) I am hoping I’m making my self clear to what I want. I know of other threads but I just can’t figure it out. basically I want some basic metadata from my files exported to 1 separate NFO file for all musicvideos in a folder for KODI So…

[image] LyricsLover: $filename(Infobatch.bat)$loop(%_path%) echo ^<^?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"^?^> >"%_filename%.nfo" echo ^<movie^> >>"%_filename%.nfo" echo ^<artist^>%albumartist%^</artist^> >> "%_filename%.nfo" echo ^<title^>%title%^</title^> >> "%_filename%.nfo" ech…

See this thread on how to split a single text file into several ones using a .bat file: [image] Feature Request: Batch Export Lyrics into Individual Files (.txt / .lrc) General Discussion Here is a suggestion how to combine an export script and distribute the r…

Thanks alot ! Very long thread, I will dig in and see if I can get something out of it. Seems most of it is about lyrics.

the techniques stays the same. Instead of $filename(%_filename%.nfo) set $filename(Infobatch.bat) Then let the export script create a (text) batch file first that contains statements like instead of an e.g. simple <title>%title%</title> you set echo "<title>%title%</title>">> %_filename%.nfo …

Hi THX again for your post and quick answear. I’m sorry but I still don’t get it. Must be retarded i guess. So to create this infobatch.bat file, I should mark a couple of files, click CTRL+E to export? and in that file I should take this very short example: $filename(Infobatch.bat) echo "<title>…

Where does the [image] user318: #EXTM3U come from? That is a typical keyword in a playlist. To outline the basic procedure: The export creates a batch file. The batch file contains the commands to put the xml.statements into a specified .nfo file. The first line in the export code should…

[image] ohrenkino: Where does the [image] user318: #EXTM3U come from? I have no clue so I take it the exportfile, short version could look like this? $filename(Infobatch.bat)>%_filename%.nfo echo "<title>%title%</title>">> %_filename%.nfo echo "<artist>%artist%</artist>">> %_filenam…

You are following good ole command shell syntax. This means that you have to experiment a little to get a proper filename for the echo command. $filename(Infobatch.bat,utf-8) echo "<title>%title%</title>" > "%_filename%.nfo" echo "<artist>%artist%</artist>" >> "%_filename%.nfo" creates a batch fil…

Thanks again! It’s getting closer :grinning_face: $filename(Infobatch.bat)$loop(%_path%) echo "<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>" >>"%_filename%.nfo" echo "<movie>" >>"%_filename%.nfo" echo "<artist>%albumartist%</artist>" >> "%_filename%.nfo" echo "<title>%title%</title>" >>…

You can try to "escape" the < and > and ? characters with a ^ like this: echo ^<^?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"^?^> >>"%_filename%.nfo" echo ^<movie^> >>"%_filename%.nfo" Remove the quotation marks " around the XML start- and end-tags: OLD: echo "<movie>" NEW: echo ^<movie^>…

Just for the record: If you want to indent elements such as the actor name, role, thumbnail and order, you can simply insert the required number of spaces between echo and the individual start-tag. The export scripts would look like this: echo ^<actor^> >>"%_filename%.nfo" echo ^<name^>%artis…

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