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== In development, but not available ==
== In development, but not available ==
Order by latest update, please.
Order by latest update, please.
=== AniDB to TVDB Season/Episode Matcher (For use in Kodi addons) ===
{{Infobox udp client|id=anidbtvdbmeta
|name=AniDB to TVDB Season/Episode Matcher (For use in Kodi addons)
|date=2016-12-29
|developer=FLord
|contact=http://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?show=userpage&uid=719130
|status=In Development
|target=Kodi users/developers matching anime data for Trakt or other similar media tracking services that rely on TVDB matching
|language= Python
|url= N/A
|description= A problem I often run into while watching Anime on Kodi through certain addons is the lack of metadata. I've customized one addon I use to match the metadata to episodes and improve the general matching (Props to the addon's creator TheHighway, honestly going over his code and my drive to make the customization basically taught me Python). I've even created my own addon to retrieve media through IRC XDCC (possible one in the works for animetosho). While most animes match, the main issue is the matching of seasons.
Most of these addons basically use the exact titling from AniDB, and unless it's explicit absolute ordering, a new season will have its own new entry or different name in alignment with AniDB. Take for example Mushishi. The second season is Mushishi Zoku Shou (and even that's split into 2!). As mentioned before, despite it not following TVDB standards a search to the TVDB API will bring you to the main Mushishi data, not separated into different names for seasons. This leads to a discrepancy in metadata (ex. You're watching S2E3, but it's listed as S1E3), unless manually overridden (which is the current design of my work). And for appropriate tracking in Trakt (main service I use) Kodi has to have the correct season, episode, and TVDB title.
So my plan is to get the aid, scrape the AnidDB episode airdate, match it with the TVDB episode airdate and use a function to retrieve the episodes data by airdate. That data will contain the season, then voila, no more manual overrides (hopefully).
In the future, I plan to implement a similar method for my personal addon, but matching through filename as that's how the results are listed and I manually have to go through a process to assign metadata.
|functions=HTTP API functions, possible future UDP functions
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|functions=All UDP API and HTTP API functions.
|functions=All UDP API and HTTP API functions.
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