meta data file

[cjlong45 17]

Hi i have just downloaded this video from YT for my docu section this is the info for the video

 

 Sony’s PlayStation wasn’t just a console. It was the revolution that began the modern era of video games. This is the story of how its legacy began, told by two former Sony presidents; Andrew House, one of the original minds behind the PlayStation’s groundbreaking marketing who rose to CEO status; and Shawn Layden, who helped developers bring some of PlayStation's most beloved games to life for over 20 years. Here's how the PlayStation changed everything.

 

what can i save a text file as that emby will pick up as the meta i have tried .nfo & .meta and no luck any help would be much apreciated tyia

 

[Luke 42083]

HI, nfo files will work. Why do you think there was no luck with that? How did you format the nfo?

[cjlong45 17]

I just wrote the above info as text in a .txt then changed the extention to a .nfo have I done something wrong?

[cjlong45 17]

17 hours ago, Luke said:

HI, nfo files will work. Why do you think there was no luck with that? How did you format the nfo?

i used a creater tool for my 2nd try and still no luck ill attach it to this 

How the PlayStation Changed Everything.nfo

[GrimReaper 4748]

21 minutes ago, cjlong45 said:

i used a creater tool for my 2nd try and still no luck ill attach it to this 

That won't do, NFO has to be properly formatted and contain XML tags for Emby to read them:

https://kodi.wiki/view/NFO_files/Movies

You can create them using any text editor:

NFO files/Creating - Official Kodi Wiki

or some online tool, like this one.

Edit: @mickle026didn't you used to make a plugin for importing local txt files metadata some time in the past?

Edit2: Found it.

 

 

Edited August 13, 2023 by GrimReaper
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[mickle026 650]

Yes that's the one.  I still use it regularly as it better suits my own needs.

It will do exactly what was asked as long as it's enabled in the library settings page as an importer.

[rbjtech 5284]

If you used yt-dlp, then just use the --embed-metadata in the command line and it will automatically embed all the metadata - which emby will then pickup and automatically use ...