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====Movies====
{{NFO_content}}
movie.nfo will override all and any .nfo files in the same folder as the media files if you use the "Use foldernames for lookups" setting. If you don't, then moviename.nfo is used.
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If there is only one .nfo file in a folder, The scraper will use it for all media files in that folder. If there are multiple media files in a folder, the *.nfo should be named exactly the same as the video file it is representing (ie. '''moviename.avi''' and '''moviename.nfo'''). In the case of multi-part (stacked) video [[File Stacking|stacking]], name the file either '''moviename.nfo''' or '''moviename-CD1.nfo''' where the first filename is '''moviename-CD1.avi'''. Note, if your movie is ripped as VOB's and stored in a 'VIDEO_TS' folder, you will have to name the file 'VIDEO_TS.nfo' and place it in the same directory with the VIDEO_TS.ifo file.


Additionally the 'set' tag can be used to help sort movies that are [[Movie Sets|part of a series or collection]] (ie Harry Potter, James Bond films). This sort of collection tagging must be done in the .NFO file before the movie is scanned into the library.
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<source lang="xml">
 
    <movie>
= Introduction =
        <title>Who knows</title>
NFO files to be scraped into the movie library are relatively simple and require only a single nfo file per title.
        <originaltitle>Who knows for real</originaltitle>
 
        <sorttitle>Who knows 1</sorttitle>
 
        <set>Who knows trilogy</set>
 
        <rating>6.100000</rating>
= nfo Name and Location =
        <year>2008</year>
'''{{resize|1.2em|Regardless of what settings you have set for the source and scraper, {{Kodi}} will always search for and scan the nfo file first where available.}}'''
        <top250>0</top250>
 
        <votes>50</votes>
There are two naming schemes for movie nfo files. Both are explained and {{kodi}} recommends using the ''<VideoFileName>.nfo'' format.
        <outline>A look at the role of the Buckeye State in the 2004 Presidential Election.</outline>
 
        <plot>A look at the role of the Buckeye State in the 2004 Presidential Election.</plot>
<section begin="MovieNFONaming" />;<VideoFileName>.nfo
        <tagline></tagline>
:*NFO Files are named the same as the video file except with the ''.nfo'' extension.
        <runtime>90</runtime> //runtime in minutes
:*We recommend using this filename format to name nfo files.
        <thumb>http://ia.ec.imdb.com/media/imdb/01/I/25/65/31/10f.jpg</thumb>
 
        <mpaa>Not available</mpaa>
;movie.nfo
        <playcount>0</playcount><!-- setting this to > 0 will mark the movie as watched if the "importwatchedstate" flag is set in advancedsettings.xml -->
:{{Kodi}} may also scan nfo files named '''''movie.nfo'''''. To use this name, the setting '''Movies are in separate folders that match the movie title''' must be '''Enabled''' in the '''[[Adding_video_sources#Set_Content|Set Content Screen]]'''
        <id>tt0432337</id>
:*If the above setting is not enabled, {{kodi}} will ignore the ''movie.nfo''. If the ''<VideoFileName>.nfo'' file is available, {{kodi}} will scan this one instead, otherwise an online scrape will be performed if a valid scraper is set for the Source.
        <filenameandpath>c:\Dummy_Movie_Files\Movies\...So Goes The Nation.avi</filenameandpath>
:*If you use ''movie.nfo'' and later Export your library to Separate Files, {{kodi}} will still create the nfo file in the ''<VideoFileName>.nfo'' format and two nfo files will exist. If a Refresh or rescan is run in future, and the above setting is still enabled, the ''<VideoFileName>.nfo'' file will be ignored in favour of ''movie.nfo'', which means any changes you may have made to the library entry (play counts, watched status etc) will not be re-scanned back into the library.
        <trailer></trailer>
:*We recommend using the ''<VideoFileName>.nfo'' format for nfo files to avoid the above traps.<section end="MovieNFONaming" />
        <genre></genre>
 
        <credits></credits>
The below image details naming and location for Single File, DVD and Bluray movies:
        <fileinfo>
 
            <streamdetails>
<gallery mode="packed" widths="1000px" heights="562px">
                <video>
File:LocalMovieArtwork01.jpg|'''''Example of correct use of Movie Folder with artwork, nfo file, trailer and theme.<br> Take note of file naming and location.'''''
                    <codec>h264</codec>
</gallery>
                    <aspect>2.35</aspect>
 
                    <width>1920</width>
 
                    <height>816</height>
 
                </video>
= nfo Tags =
                <audio>
The following table lists available XML tags. <ref>https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master/xbmc/video/VideoInfoTag.cpp</ref>
                    <codec>ac3</codec>
 
                    <language>eng</language>
The "Required" column indicates whether a tag can be optionally added or ommitted when creating the nfo to suit your purpose. The less tags used, the less information added to the library.
                    <channels>6</channels>
 
                </audio>
{|class="prettytable"
                <audio>
! width=430px | NFO (xml) Tag || Required || Multiple || Notes
                    <codec>ac3</codec>
|-
                    <language>spa</language>
|<movie></movie> ||  {{Yes}} || No || The top level parent tag for the nfo file. All other tags must be contained within these two tags
                  <channels>2</channels>
|-
                </audio>
|<title></title> || {{Yes}} || No || The title for the movie
                <subtitle>
|-
                    <language>spa</language>
|<originaltitle></originaltitle> || No || No || Displays the original title of the movie. <br>
                </subtitle>
For example, if the scraper is set to german language and the scraped movie in german is "Der mit dem Wolf tanzt" the original title will be "Dances with Wolves"
            </streamdetails>
|-
        </fileinfo>
|<sorttitle></sorttitle> || No || No || Allows alternate title sort without modifying movie title. Not displayed in any library listing. See: ''[[Movie_sets#Sort_Title|Sort Title]]''
        <director>Adam Del Deo</director>
|-
        <actor>
|
            <name>Paul Begala</name>
  <ratings>
            <role>Himself</role>
    <rating name="" max="10" default="">
        </actor>
      <value></value>
        <actor>
      <votes></votes>
            <name>George W. Bush</name>
    </rating>
            <role>Himself</role>
  </ratings>
        </actor>
|| No || No || ''default="true"''  ''default="false"''<br>
        <actor>
::Only one rating can be set as ''default="true"'', additional ratings must be set as ''default="false"'' or omit the default attribute<br>
            <name>Mary Beth Cahill</name>
 
            <role>Herself</role>
''name="identifier"''. Do not use "default". Examples of identifier include...<br>
        </actor>
::''<rating name="imdb" max="10">''<br>
        <actor>
::''<rating name="trakt" max="10">''<br>
            <name>Ed Gillespie</name>
::''<rating name="themoviedb" max="10">''<br>
            <role>Himself</role>
::''<rating name="metacritic" max="10">''<br>
        </actor>
::''<rating name="tomatometerallcritics" max="10">''<br>
        <actor>
::''<rating name="tomatometerallaudience" max="10">''<br>
            <name>John Kerry</name>
 
            <role>Himself</role>
Example of complete entry...
        </actor>
::''<rating name="themoviedb" max="10" default="true">''<br>
    </movie>
::''<rating name="imdb" max="10" default="false"> or <rating name="themoviedb" max="10">''<br>
</source>
|-
|<userrating></userrating> || No || No || Personal rating set by the user
|-
|<top250></top250> || No || No || Ranking in IMDB Top 250 movies
|-
|<outline></outline> ||  ||  || Should be short, will be displayed on a single line (scraped from IMDB only)
|-
|<plot></plot> ||  ||  || Can contain more information on multiple lines, will be wrapped
|-
|<tagline></tagline> || No || No || Short movie slogan. "The true story of a real fake" is the tagline for "Catch me if you can"
|-
|<runtime></runtime> || No || No || Minutes only. If ommitted, {{kodi}} will add runtime upon scanning
|-
|<thumb aspect="" preview=""></thumb> || No || Yes || Path to available Movie Posters. Not needed when using local artwork<br>
Example use of ''aspect=""''
:<thumb aspect="banner"
:<thumb aspect="clearart"
:<thumb aspect="clearlogo"
:<thumb aspect="discart"
:<thumb aspect="keyart"
:<thumb aspect="landscape"
:<thumb aspect="poster"
|-
|
<fanart>
    <thumb preview=""></thumb>
</fanart>
|| No || Yes^ || Path to available movie fanart.<br>
:^ Multiple <thumb> entries allowed between the <fanart></fanart> tags
|-
|<mpaa></mpaa> || No || No || Country specific mpaa rating system. Check with skin author which prefix is required to diplay your country certification flags
|-
|<playcount></playcount> || No || No || Number of times movie has been played.<br>See... [[Import-export_library/Video#Watched.2C_PlayCount.2C_ResumePoints|Import-Export]]
|-
|<lastplayed></lastplayed> || No || No || Date last played as ''yyyy-mm-dd''
|-
|<id></id> || No || No || The default ID. <br>
Do not use. This is a Kodi generated tag. See next item.
|-
|<uniqueid type="" default=""></uniqueid> || {{Yes}} || Yes ||The ID from the scraper site.<br>
''type=""'' Identifier of the ID. Do not use "default". Examples of identifier include...<br>
::''<uniqueid type="imdb"''<br>
::''<uniqueid type="tvdb"''<br>
::''<uniqueid type="tmdb"''<br>
::For non-scraped items, use simple values like ''"home", "sport", "doco"'' etc<br>
::The value can be alpha-numeric eg ''tt3480556'' for imdb, ''286668'' for tmdb, ''home001'' for home movies, etc<br>
''default="true"''  ''default="false"''<br>
::Only one uniqueID can be set as ''default="true"'', additional uniqueID's must be set as ''default="false"'' or ommit the default attribute<br>
Example of complete entry...
::''<uniqueid type="tmdb" default="true">''<br>
::''<uniqueid type="imdb" default="false"> or <uniqueid type="imdb">''<br>
|-
|<genre></genre> || No || Yes || Movie genre.
|-
|<tag></tag> || No || Yes || Library Tags. See...'''[[Video library tags]]'''
|-
|
<set>
    <name></name>
    <overview></overview>
</set>
|| No || No || Movie set tags <br />
The <overview> tag allows a short summary of the movie set. It can be displayed by some skins.
<br />See... '''[[Movie sets]]'''
|-
|<country></country> || No || Yes || Country of origin
|-
|<credits></credits> || No || Yes || Field for writers.
|-
|<director></director> || No || Yes || Movie Director
|-
|<premiered></premiered> || No || No || Release date of movie. Format as ''yyyy-mm-dd''
|-
|<year></year> || No || No || Release Year.<br>
{{note|Kodi v17: Tag deprecated, use <premiered> tag instead.}}
{{note|Kodi v20: Use <premiered> tag only.}}
|-
|<status></status> || No || No || Not used
|-
|<nowiki><code></code></nowiki> || No || No || Not used
|-
|<aired></aired> || No || No || Not used
|-
|<studio></studio> || No || Yes || Production studio
|-
|<trailer></trailer> || No || No || Local or online path to movie trailer<br> Do not add local path to trailer. {{kodi}} will automatically scan for local trailers.<br> See... '''[[Trailers]]'''
|-
|
<fileinfo>
    <streamdetails>
      <video>
        <codec></codec>
        <aspect></aspect>
        <width></width>
        <height></height>
        <durationinseconds></durationinseconds>
        <stereomode></stereomode>
        <hdrtype></hdrtype>
      </video>
      <audio>
        <codec></codec>
        <language></language>
        <channels></channels>
      </audio>
      <subtitle>
        <language></language>
      </subtitle>
    </streamdetails>
</fileinfo>
|| No || Yes || For a full list of values, see the next section "Values" below.
Multiple entries of <audio> and <subtitles> accepted<br>
In v17 and prior, {{kodi}} would overwrite these values on first play of the file.<br>
In v18 that process was removed and values in these tags will remain.<ref>https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/16342</ref><br><br>
|-
|
<actor>
  <name></name>
  <role></role>
  <order></order>
  <thumb></thumb>
</actor>
|| No || Yes || The <order> tag determines where in the list the actor will appear. 0 = first in the list
|-
|<showlink></showlink> || No || No || Connect movie to TV Show. Use the TV Show <title></title> name.
|-
|
<resume>
  <position></position>
  <total></total>
</resume>
|| No || No || Movie resume point in Seconds<br>See... [[Import-export_library/Video#Watched.2C_PlayCount.2C_ResumePoints|Import-Export]]
|-
|<dateadded></dateadded> || No || No || mTime of the playable video file. Can be altered in advancedsettings.xml<br>See... '''[[Advancedsettings.xml#videolibrary]]'''
|-
|<originallanguage></originallanguage> || No || No || Main spoken language of the movie (import: ISO 639-1, 639-2, BCP 47 or English language name. export: BCP 47)<br>
example uses:<br>
:<originallanguage>fr</originallanguage>
:<originallanguage>fr-CA</originallanguage>
:<originallanguage>French</originallanguage>
Added in Kodi v22
|}
 
 
= Values =
Possible values for tags.
 
== fileinfo ==
{{kodi}} reads details the streams contained in the video file. These values are added to the database. Some values match a predetermined list (eg codec) while others are free form (eg width/height).
 
The current predetermined list for the <code><fileinfo></fileinfo></code> child tags can be found on Github...
{{Github_link|[https://github.com/XBMC/xbmc/blob/master/xbmc/GUIInfoManager.cpp]}}
 
 
=== video ===
 
<code><codec></codec></code>
{{collapse top}}
3iv2 
av1 
avc1 
div2 
div3 
divx 
divx 4 
dx50 
flv 
h264 
microsoft 
mp42 
mp43 
mp4v 
mpeg1video 
mpeg2video 
mpg4 
rv40 
svq1 
svq3 
theora 
vp6f 
wmv2 
wmv3 
wvc1 
xvid 
{{collapse bottom}}
 
 
<code><aspect></aspect></code>
{{collapse top}}
1.00 
1.19 
1.33 
1.37 
1.66 
1.78 
1.85 
2.00 
2.20 
2.35 
2.40 
2.55 
2.76 
{{collapse bottom}}
 
 
<code><stereomode></stereomode></code>
{{collapse top}}
mono 
split_vertical 
split_horizontal 
row_interleaved 
anaglyph_cyan_red 
anaglyph_green_magenta 
{{collapse bottom}}
 
 
<code><hdrtype></hdrtype></code>
{{collapse top}}
empty = SDR 
hdr10 
dolbyvision 
hlg 
{{collapse bottom}}
 
 
=== audio ===
 
<code><codec></codec></code>
{{collapse top}}
aac 
aac_lc 
he_aac 
he_aac_v2 
aac_ssr 
aac_ltp 
ac3 
cook 
dca 
dtshd_hra 
dtshd_ma 
dtshd_ma_x 
dtshd_ma_x_imax 
eac3 
eac3_ddp_atmos 
mp1 
mp2 
mp3 
pcm_s16be 
pcm_s16le 
pcm_u8 
truehd 
truehd_atmos 
vorbis 
wmapro 
wmav2 
{{collapse bottom}}
 
 
<code><language></language></code><br/>
Use 3-letter language code
 
 
<code><channels></channels></code>
{{collapse top}}
1 
2 
4 
5 
6 
8 
10 
{{collapse bottom}}
 
 
=== subtitle ===
 
<code><language></language></code><br/>
Use 3-letter language code
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
= References =
<references />
 
 
 
 
 
{{top}}
{{updated|20}}
 
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Introduction

NFO files to be scraped into the movie library are relatively simple and require only a single nfo file per title.


nfo Name and Location

Regardless of what settings you have set for the source and scraper, Kodi will always search for and scan the nfo file first where available.

There are two naming schemes for movie nfo files. Both are explained and Kodi recommends using the <VideoFileName>.nfo format.

<VideoFileName>.nfo
  • NFO Files are named the same as the video file except with the .nfo extension.
  • We recommend using this filename format to name nfo files.
movie.nfo
Kodi may also scan nfo files named movie.nfo. To use this name, the setting Movies are in separate folders that match the movie title must be Enabled in the Set Content Screen
  • If the above setting is not enabled, Kodi will ignore the movie.nfo. If the <VideoFileName>.nfo file is available, Kodi will scan this one instead, otherwise an online scrape will be performed if a valid scraper is set for the Source.
  • If you use movie.nfo and later Export your library to Separate Files, Kodi will still create the nfo file in the <VideoFileName>.nfo format and two nfo files will exist. If a Refresh or rescan is run in future, and the above setting is still enabled, the <VideoFileName>.nfo file will be ignored in favour of movie.nfo, which means any changes you may have made to the library entry (play counts, watched status etc) will not be re-scanned back into the library.
  • We recommend using the <VideoFileName>.nfo format for nfo files to avoid the above traps.

The below image details naming and location for Single File, DVD and Bluray movies:

  • Example of correct use of Movie Folder with artwork, nfo file, trailer and theme. Take note of file naming and location.
    Example of correct use of Movie Folder with artwork, nfo file, trailer and theme.
    Take note of file naming and location.


nfo Tags

The following table lists available XML tags. [1]

The "Required" column indicates whether a tag can be optionally added or ommitted when creating the nfo to suit your purpose. The less tags used, the less information added to the library.

NFO (xml) Tag Required Multiple Notes
<movie></movie> Yes No The top level parent tag for the nfo file. All other tags must be contained within these two tags
<title></title> Yes No The title for the movie
<originaltitle></originaltitle> No No Displays the original title of the movie.

For example, if the scraper is set to german language and the scraped movie in german is "Der mit dem Wolf tanzt" the original title will be "Dances with Wolves"

<sorttitle></sorttitle> No No Allows alternate title sort without modifying movie title. Not displayed in any library listing. See: Sort Title 
 <ratings>
   <rating name="" max="10" default="">
      <value></value>
      <votes></votes>
   </rating>
 </ratings>
No No default="true" default="false"
Only one rating can be set as default="true", additional ratings must be set as default="false" or omit the default attribute

name="identifier". Do not use "default". Examples of identifier include...

<rating name="imdb" max="10">
<rating name="trakt" max="10">
<rating name="themoviedb" max="10">
<rating name="metacritic" max="10">
<rating name="tomatometerallcritics" max="10">
<rating name="tomatometerallaudience" max="10">

Example of complete entry...

<rating name="themoviedb" max="10" default="true">
<rating name="imdb" max="10" default="false"> or <rating name="themoviedb" max="10">
<userrating></userrating> No No Personal rating set by the user
<top250></top250> No No Ranking in IMDB Top 250 movies
<outline></outline> Should be short, will be displayed on a single line (scraped from IMDB only)
<plot></plot> Can contain more information on multiple lines, will be wrapped
<tagline></tagline> No No Short movie slogan. "The true story of a real fake" is the tagline for "Catch me if you can"
<runtime></runtime> No No Minutes only. If ommitted, Kodi will add runtime upon scanning
<thumb aspect="" preview=""></thumb> No Yes Path to available Movie Posters. Not needed when using local artwork

Example use of aspect=""

<thumb aspect="banner"
<thumb aspect="clearart"
<thumb aspect="clearlogo"
<thumb aspect="discart"
<thumb aspect="keyart"
<thumb aspect="landscape"
<thumb aspect="poster"
<fanart>
    <thumb preview=""></thumb>
</fanart>
No Yes^ Path to available movie fanart.
^ Multiple <thumb> entries allowed between the <fanart></fanart> tags
<mpaa></mpaa> No No Country specific mpaa rating system. Check with skin author which prefix is required to diplay your country certification flags
<playcount></playcount> No No Number of times movie has been played.
See... Import-Export
<lastplayed></lastplayed> No No Date last played as yyyy-mm-dd
<id></id> No No The default ID.

Do not use. This is a Kodi generated tag. See next item.

<uniqueid type="" default=""></uniqueid> Yes Yes The ID from the scraper site.

type="" Identifier of the ID. Do not use "default". Examples of identifier include...

<uniqueid type="imdb"
<uniqueid type="tvdb"
<uniqueid type="tmdb"
For non-scraped items, use simple values like "home", "sport", "doco" etc
The value can be alpha-numeric eg tt3480556 for imdb, 286668 for tmdb, home001 for home movies, etc

default="true" default="false"

Only one uniqueID can be set as default="true", additional uniqueID's must be set as default="false" or ommit the default attribute

Example of complete entry...

<uniqueid type="tmdb" default="true">
<uniqueid type="imdb" default="false"> or <uniqueid type="imdb">
<genre></genre> No Yes Movie genre.
<tag></tag> No Yes Library Tags. See...Video library tags 
<set>
   <name></name>
   <overview></overview>
</set>
No No Movie set tags

The <overview> tag allows a short summary of the movie set. It can be displayed by some skins.
See... Movie sets

<country></country> No Yes Country of origin
<credits></credits> No Yes Field for writers.
<director></director> No Yes Movie Director
<premiered></premiered> No No Release date of movie. Format as yyyy-mm-dd
<year></year> No No Release Year.

Note: Kodi v17: Tag deprecated, use <premiered> tag instead. Note: Kodi v20: Use <premiered> tag only.

<status></status> No No Not used
<code></code> No No Not used
<aired></aired> No No Not used
<studio></studio> No Yes Production studio
<trailer></trailer> No No Local or online path to movie trailer
Do not add local path to trailer. Kodi will automatically scan for local trailers.
See... Trailers 
<fileinfo>
   <streamdetails>
     <video>
       <codec></codec>
       <aspect></aspect>
       <width></width>
       <height></height>
       <durationinseconds></durationinseconds>
       <stereomode></stereomode>
       <hdrtype></hdrtype>
     </video>
     <audio>
       <codec></codec>
       <language></language>
       <channels></channels>
     </audio>
     <subtitle>
       <language></language>
     </subtitle>
   </streamdetails>
</fileinfo>
No Yes For a full list of values, see the next section "Values" below.

Multiple entries of <audio> and <subtitles> accepted
In v17 and prior, Kodi would overwrite these values on first play of the file.
In v18 that process was removed and values in these tags will remain.[2]

<actor>
  <name></name>
  <role></role>
  <order></order>
  <thumb></thumb>
</actor>
No Yes The <order> tag determines where in the list the actor will appear. 0 = first in the list
<showlink></showlink> No No Connect movie to TV Show. Use the TV Show <title></title> name. 
<resume>
  <position></position>
  <total></total>
</resume>
No No Movie resume point in Seconds
See... Import-Export
<dateadded></dateadded> No No mTime of the playable video file. Can be altered in advancedsettings.xml
See... Advancedsettings.xml#videolibrary
<originallanguage></originallanguage> No No Main spoken language of the movie (import: ISO 639-1, 639-2, BCP 47 or English language name. export: BCP 47)

example uses:

<originallanguage>fr</originallanguage>
<originallanguage>fr-CA</originallanguage>
<originallanguage>French</originallanguage>

Added in Kodi v22


Values

Possible values for tags.

fileinfo

Kodi reads details the streams contained in the video file. These values are added to the database. Some values match a predetermined list (eg codec) while others are free form (eg width/height).

The current predetermined list for the <fileinfo></fileinfo> child tags can be found on Github...

[1]


video

<codec></codec>

Extended content

3iv2  av1  avc1  div2  div3  divx  divx 4  dx50  flv  h264  microsoft  mp42  mp43  mp4v  mpeg1video  mpeg2video  mpg4  rv40  svq1  svq3  theora  vp6f  wmv2  wmv3  wvc1  xvid 


<aspect></aspect>

Extended content

1.00  1.19  1.33  1.37  1.66  1.78  1.85  2.00  2.20  2.35  2.40  2.55  2.76 


<stereomode></stereomode>

Extended content

mono  split_vertical  split_horizontal  row_interleaved  anaglyph_cyan_red  anaglyph_green_magenta 


<hdrtype></hdrtype>

Extended content

empty = SDR  hdr10  dolbyvision  hlg 


audio

<codec></codec>

Extended content

aac  aac_lc  he_aac  he_aac_v2  aac_ssr  aac_ltp  ac3  cook  dca  dtshd_hra  dtshd_ma  dtshd_ma_x  dtshd_ma_x_imax  eac3  eac3_ddp_atmos  mp1  mp2  mp3  pcm_s16be  pcm_s16le  pcm_u8  truehd  truehd_atmos  vorbis  wmapro  wmav2 


<language></language>
Use 3-letter language code


<channels></channels>

Extended content

1  2  4  5  6  8  10 


subtitle

<language></language>
Use 3-letter language code




References

  1. ↑ https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master/xbmc/video/VideoInfoTag.cpp
  2. ↑ https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/16342



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