By a movie you can add a link of a trailer on YouTube.
Is it possible to select this field to an export?
I hopecyou understand my point.
By a movie you can add a link of a trailer on YouTube.
Is it possible to select this field to an export?
I hopecyou understand my point.
I’m afraid it is not possible to export YouTube links (not the ones you get from us, not the ones you add yourself) - same as it is not possible to export regular links.
Can I ask why you would want this?
Because I occasionally create a spreadsheet with my movie collection, it would be really useful if, in addition to exporting the title, genre, and other details, the trailer hyperlink could also be included.
A spreadsheet is easy to share with, for example, a friend of mine, so having the trailer links available there would be a great addition.
I understand that this isn’t possible at the moment.
However, if the trailer hyperlinks are already being stored in the database, then I assume it should be technically possible to include them in the export as well.
Thank you for explaining that.
Technically it would indeed be possible, it would mean we need to have the link be available as a column in the list view as well (which with a lot of links added to a movie could look a bit.. messy). But this is on our ideas list, and that would mean it can be exported as well. No promises here.
Have you ever tried sending your friend the link to your public cloud instead? They would also get the power to search, browse your collection, and see it all in full colors with all details and be able to play trailers too! (and not add to it/change/remove stuff of course)
This is your link, I see you already set it to public, so all you have to do is send them this link:
https://cloud.clz.com/jelleruben/movies
Would that be a good alternative for now?
links are included in the XML export as well, right? In Excel you can also use a xml file to open. I think it is a little more complicated than a regular csv file, but I think it is doable.
If users are able to add too many links to a movie, it can indeed become quite messy. Maybe there’s a good way to come up with a cleaner solution for that.
I’ll also take another look to see if my friend can do something with the public cloud.
This will definitely be a good solution for now. However, I would also love to be able to see it directly during the export process. ![]()
xml is not what I am looking for. This doesn’t work fine to work with it on a tablet.
Great, thanks for letting me know. And duly noted on your wish to see it for exporting - has been requested before, might happen at some point.