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   Videos >> Files >> Add Videos >> Browse >> Select your music video folder (in this case "Mvids")
   Videos >> Files >> Add Videos >> Browse >> Select your music video folder (in this case "Mvids")
=== Selecting the Scraper ===


Now we have the source folder selected we need to set a few options:
Now we have the source folder selected we need to set a few options:
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https://github.com/zag2me/metadata.musicvideos.theaudiodb.com
https://github.com/zag2me/metadata.musicvideos.theaudiodb.com


Make sure that user folder names for lookups is unchecked and hit OK, then update library at the next popup
Make sure that user folder names for lookups is unchecked and hit OK, then update library at the next popup.


[[File:Mvids-Config.jpg]]
[[File:Mvids-Config.jpg]]
   
 
 
=== Music Video Views ===
 
Now we have all the music videos imported, we can go and find them from the main menu
 
  Music >> Music Videos >> Title
 
And now you should see something like this with all the artwork and metadata matched to each video!
 
[[File:Mvid-View.jpg]]


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Revision as of 15:10, 25 August 2016

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▶ Music videos
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Kodi has the ability to include Music Videos in the Video and Music libraries. All scanned music videos will show up in both. Music Videos can also be part of Party Mode and Smart Playlists. Playlists containing both music and music videos should be stored in the mixed playlist subfolder under the userdata folder.

Adding music videos to the library

File structure

Its important to make use the standard file structure for music videos like so:

  C:\Kodi Sources\Mvids\Artist - Title.mkv

All music videos should be in a single folder named exactly as the above examples. NOTE: The space between the hyphen is important!

Mvids-Structure.jpg

Selecting the source

Once you have all your music videos named correctly we can set them up as a source in Kodi

  Videos >> Files >> Add Videos >> Browse >> Select your music video folder (in this case "Mvids")


Selecting the Scraper

Now we have the source folder selected we need to set a few options:

  Set content >> "Music Videos" >> Choose provider 

NOTE: Currently there are no music video scrapers on the official Kodi Repository, but you can find some here on github. Just download as a zip and install from kodis add-on browser manually:

https://github.com/tphoenix/metadata.musicvideos.imvdb https://github.com/zag2me/metadata.musicvideos.theaudiodb.com

Make sure that user folder names for lookups is unchecked and hit OK, then update library at the next popup.

Mvids-Config.jpg


Music Video Views

Now we have all the music videos imported, we can go and find them from the main menu

  Music >> Music Videos >> Title

And now you should see something like this with all the artwork and metadata matched to each video!

Mvid-View.jpg