If the above setting is not enabled, Kodi will ignore the movie.nfo.
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To use this name, the setting Movies are in separate folders that match the movie title must be Enabled in the Set Content Screen Movie.nfo Kodi may also scan nfo files named movie.nfo.
NFO Files are named the same as the video file except with the.Once created, the file is named as follows:
Available tags are listed in the appropriate Metadata NFO page.ĥ. Each tag must have an opening tag and a closing tag. Between the opening and closing category tags are the tags for the metadata. The second line and the last line of the file contains the appropriate opening and closing tags for the class of media. The first line of the file will contain the following.Ģ. The file is saved as Unicode Transformation Format-8 (UTF-8). Two common code editors that can be used:ġ. They will not provide the required Kodi tags, but they will avoid glitches when saving the nfo file, which is commonly experienced with text editors. There are dedicated code editors that can also be used. NFO files can be created using a simple text editor such as Notepad in Windows, or the equivelant in other operating systems. Using these exported NFO files, it is possible to edit the metadata and Refresh the changes back into the libraryģ Manual Creation See- Templates and Samples This is useful if you have an existing library and would like to backup the library or to import the library into another Kodi installation. Using the built in Import & Export function of Kodi will export the existing library metadata into individual nfo files which are correctly created and saved. This option requires that your library has already been scraped with metadata. This page explains the various methods available to create NFO files.įor template and example NFO files, see.
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