Sources.xml - Revision history

Crystalp at 13:35, 9 April 2024

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	'''Thumbnails'''		===== Optional Fields =====
	{\|		<br>
	\|
			::'''Thumbnails'''
			:: All sources can have a custom thumbnail icon.
	<code>		<code>
	<thumbnail>e:\media\images\videos.png</thumbnail>		<thumbnail>e:\media\images\videos.png</thumbnail>
	</code>		</code>
	~~All sources can have a custom thumbnail icon.~~
	\|}

	'''Sharing / Remote access'''		::'''Sharing / Remote access'''
	{\|
	\|
	<code>		<code>
	<allowsharing>true</allowsharing>		<allowsharing>true</allowsharing>
	</code>		</code>
	This parameter ~~configure~~ the permission to access the content of the source from Kodi Webserver and UPnP.		::This parameter configures the permission to access the content of the source from Kodi Webserver and UPnP.
			::If set to true (Default value when source is added from GUI) then the content of the source can be accessed.
	If set to true (Default value when source is added from GUI) then the content of the source can be accessed.		::Set this value to false to disable remote access, while still allowing playback inside Kodi.

	Set this value to false to disable remote access, while still allowing playback inside Kodi.
	\|}





	{{DISPLAYTITLE:sources.xml}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:sources.xml}}

Karellen at 03:03, 17 December 2020

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	{{warning\|This page is for reference. Users should not edit sources.xml directly, but instead manage sources via the Kodi GUI.}}		{{warning\|This page is for reference. Users should not edit sources.xml directly, but instead manage sources via the Kodi GUI.}}
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	'''sources.xml''' is the configuration file where Kodi stores your media source locations. In this section we will concentrate on xml syntax of sources and the various options that are available.<br />		'''sources.xml''' is the configuration file where Kodi stores your media source locations. In this section we will concentrate on xml syntax of sources and the various options that are available.<br />

	The configuration file ''sources.xml'' exists in the ''userdata folder''. It depends on your Operating System (Linux, Mac, XP, Vista) and if you changed the default settings during installation, where you can find your ''userdata folder''. See [[Userdata\|Userdata Folder]] to find out where you have to look.<br />		The configuration file ''sources.xml'' exists in the ''userdata folder''. It depends on your Operating System (Linux, Mac, XP, Vista) and if you changed the default settings during installation, where you can find your ''userdata folder''. See [[Userdata\|Userdata Folder]] to find out where you have to look.<br />



	==== XML Syntax and Source Breakdown ====		==== XML Syntax and Source Breakdown ====
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	</music>		</music>
	</code>		</code>



	===== Some basics to cover first =====		===== Some basics to cover first =====
	:; Tags : Each word inside of <> symbols is called a 'tag'. Tags can either be starting, or ending tags. To make an ending tag you simply add a forward slash / to the beginning of the tag name. <tag> is a starting tag </tag> is an ending tag. Developers try to make tag names as self explanatory as possible. <name> for example is the name of the source.		:; Tags : Each word inside of <> symbols is called a 'tag'. Tags can either be starting, or ending tags. To make an ending tag you simply add a forward slash / to the beginning of the tag name. <tag> is a starting tag </tag> is an ending tag. Developers try to make tag names as self explanatory as possible. <name> for example is the name of the source.
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	===== Required Fields =====		===== Required Fields =====
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	~~== See also ==~~
	* [[HOW-TO:Create_Video_Library\|Adding videos to the library]]
	* [[Sources.xml/Types\|List of media source types]]
	* [[File sharing]]
	* [[File manager]]
	{{DISPLAYTITLE:sources.xml}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:sources.xml}}

			[[Category:Advanced topics]]
			[[Category:Manual]]
	[[Category:Settings]]		[[Category:Settings]]
	~~[[Category:Manual]]~~

Karellen at 06:48, 15 July 2020

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	'''sources.xml''' is the configuration file where Kodi stores your media source locations. In this section we will concentrate on xml syntax of sources and the various options that are available.<br />		'''sources.xml''' is the configuration file where Kodi stores your media source locations. In this section we will concentrate on xml syntax of sources and the various options that are available.<br />

	The configuration file ''sources.xml'' exists in the ''userdata folder''. It depends on your Operating System (Linux, Mac, XP, Vista) and if you changed the default settings during installation, where you can find your ''userdata folder''. See [[~~The UserData Folder~~\|~~Advanced Topics/The UserData~~ Folder]] to find out where you have to look.<br />		The configuration file ''sources.xml'' exists in the ''userdata folder''. It depends on your Operating System (Linux, Mac, XP, Vista) and if you changed the default settings during installation, where you can find your ''userdata folder''. See [[Userdata\|Userdata Folder]] to find out where you have to look.<br />

	==== XML Syntax and Source Breakdown ====		==== XML Syntax and Source Breakdown ====
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	:; <path></path>		:; <path></path>
	:: The path of the source. This can be a local path such as "e:\media\images\" or remote url such as "smb://username:password@serverip/path/". You may have more than one <path> tag in a single source, called multipaths. in Multipaths the directory listings will be combined. See [[Types of Media Sources]] for more information concerning paths.		:: The path of the source. This can be a local path such as "e:\media\images\" or remote url such as "smb://username:password@serverip/path/". You may have more than one <path> tag in a single source, called multipaths. in Multipaths the directory listings will be combined. See [[Sources.xml/Types\|Types of Media Sources]] for more information concerning paths.
	:: '''*''' Multipath sources are restricted to local (PC or Xbox built-in hard drive), smb/samba, and xbms paths.		:: '''*''' Multipath sources are restricted to local (PC or Xbox built-in hard drive), smb/samba, and xbms paths.
	:: '''*''' The path can not be a playable object or an executable file, (ie a video, audio or .xbe file), it must be a share or a sub folder under a share.		:: '''*''' The path can not be a playable object or an executable file, (ie a video, audio or .xbe file), it must be a share or a sub folder under a share.
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	<thumbnail>e:\media\images\videos.png</thumbnail>		<thumbnail>e:\media\images\videos.png</thumbnail>
	</code>		</code>
	All sources can have a custom [[thumbnail]] icon.		All sources can have a custom thumbnail icon.
	\|}		\|}

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Adding videos to the library]]		* [[HOW-TO:Create_Video_Library\|Adding videos to the library]]
	* [[List of media source types]]		* [[Sources.xml/Types\|List of media source types]]
	* [[File sharing]]		* [[File sharing]]
	* [[~~Filemanager~~]]		* [[File manager]]
	{{DISPLAYTITLE:sources.xml}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:sources.xml}}

	[[Category:Settings]]		[[Category:Settings]]
	[[Category:Manual]]		[[Category:Manual]]

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Required Fields

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	===== Required Fields =====		===== Required Fields =====
	:; <music></music>		:; <music></music>
	:: This tag defines which section your source belongs to. Other valid sections are <programs> <~~videos~~> <pictures> and <files>. You cannot have multiple <music> sections in your xml file.		:: This tag defines which section your source belongs to. Other valid sections are <programs> <video> <pictures> and <files>. You cannot have multiple <music> sections in your xml file.

	:; <name></name>		:; <name></name>

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	{{warning\|This page is for reference. Users should not edit sources.xml directly, but instead manage sources via the ~~XBMC~~ GUI.}}		{{warning\|This page is for reference. Users should not edit sources.xml directly, but instead manage sources via the Kodi GUI.}}
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	'''sources.xml''' is the configuration file where ~~XBMC~~ stores your media source locations. In this section we will concentrate on xml syntax of sources and the various options that are available.<br />		'''sources.xml''' is the configuration file where Kodi stores your media source locations. In this section we will concentrate on xml syntax of sources and the various options that are available.<br />

	The configuration file ''sources.xml'' exists in the ''userdata folder''. It depends on your Operating System (Linux, Mac, XP, Vista) and if you changed the default settings during installation, where you can find your ''userdata folder''. See [[The UserData Folder\|Advanced Topics/The UserData Folder]] to find out where you have to look.<br />		The configuration file ''sources.xml'' exists in the ''userdata folder''. It depends on your Operating System (Linux, Mac, XP, Vista) and if you changed the default settings during installation, where you can find your ''userdata folder''. See [[The UserData Folder\|Advanced Topics/The UserData Folder]] to find out where you have to look.<br />

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	* [[File sharing]]		* [[File sharing]]
	* [[Filemanager]]		* [[Filemanager]]
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	[[Category:Settings]]		[[Category:Settings]]
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Tolriq at 12:00, 16 October 2014

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	<name>Main Music Collection</name>		<name>Main Music Collection</name>
	<path>smb://username:password@server.com/share/music/</path>		<path>smb://username:password@server.com/share/music/</path>
			<allowsharing>true</allowsharing>
	</source>		</source>
	</music>		</music>
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	<path>smb://username:password@server.com/share/music/</path>		<path>smb://username:password@server.com/share/music/</path>
	<thumbnail>E:\Apps\XBMC\media\music.png</thumbnail>		<thumbnail>E:\Apps\XBMC\media\music.png</thumbnail>
			<allowsharing>true</allowsharing>
	<lockmode>1</lockmode>		<lockmode>1</lockmode>
	<lockcode>12345678</lockcode>		<lockcode>12345678</lockcode>
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	<path>F:\Music</path>		<path>F:\Music</path>
	<path>smb://username:password@server.com/share/music/</path>		<path>smb://username:password@server.com/share/music/</path>
			<allowsharing>true</allowsharing>
	</source>		</source>
	</music>		</music>
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	</code>		</code>
	All sources can have a custom [[thumbnail]] icon.		All sources can have a custom [[thumbnail]] icon.
			\|}

			'''Sharing / Remote access'''
			{\|
			\|
			<code>
			<allowsharing>true</allowsharing>
			</code>
			This parameter configure the permission to access the content of the source from Kodi Webserver and UPnP.

			If set to true (Default value when source is added from GUI) then the content of the source can be accessed.

			Set this value to false to disable remote access, while still allowing playback inside Kodi.
	\|}		\|}

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	{{warning\|This page is for reference. Users should not edit sources.xml directly, but instead manage sources via the ~~{{name}}~~ GUI.}}		{{warning\|This page is for reference. Users should not edit sources.xml directly, but instead manage sources via the XBMC GUI.}}
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	'''sources.xml''' is the configuration file where ~~{{name}}~~ stores your media source locations. In this section we will concentrate on xml syntax of sources and the various options that are available.<br />		'''sources.xml''' is the configuration file where XBMC stores your media source locations. In this section we will concentrate on xml syntax of sources and the various options that are available.<br />

	The configuration file ''sources.xml'' exists in the ''userdata folder''. It depends on your Operating System (Linux, Mac, XP, Vista) and if you changed the default settings during installation, where you can find your ''userdata folder''. See [[The UserData Folder\|Advanced Topics/The UserData Folder]] to find out where you have to look.<br />		The configuration file ''sources.xml'' exists in the ''userdata folder''. It depends on your Operating System (Linux, Mac, XP, Vista) and if you changed the default settings during installation, where you can find your ''userdata folder''. See [[The UserData Folder\|Advanced Topics/The UserData Folder]] to find out where you have to look.<br />

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	{{warning\|This page is for reference. Users should not edit sources.xml directly, but instead manage sources via the ~~XBMC~~ GUI.}}		{{warning\|This page is for reference. Users should not edit sources.xml directly, but instead manage sources via the {{name}} GUI.}}
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	'''sources.xml''' is the configuration file where ~~XBMC~~ stores your media source locations. In this section we will concentrate on xml syntax of sources and the various options that are available.<br />		'''sources.xml''' is the configuration file where {{name}} stores your media source locations. In this section we will concentrate on xml syntax of sources and the various options that are available.<br />

	The configuration file ''sources.xml'' exists in the ''userdata folder''. It depends on your Operating System (Linux, Mac, XP, Vista) and if you changed the default settings during installation, where you can find your ''userdata folder''. See [[The UserData Folder\|Advanced Topics/The UserData Folder]] to find out where you have to look.<br />		The configuration file ''sources.xml'' exists in the ''userdata folder''. It depends on your Operating System (Linux, Mac, XP, Vista) and if you changed the default settings during installation, where you can find your ''userdata folder''. See [[The UserData Folder\|Advanced Topics/The UserData Folder]] to find out where you have to look.<br />

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	~~{{warning\|This page is for reference. Users should not edit sources.xml directly, but instead manage sources via the XBMC GUI.}}~~
	'''sources.xml''' is the configuration file where XBMC stores your media source locations. In this section we will concentrate on xml syntax of sources and the various options that are available.<br />		'''sources.xml''' is the configuration file where XBMC stores your media source locations. In this section we will concentrate on xml syntax of sources and the various options that are available.<br />

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