I am not sure if I understand your request.
Many IPTV providers add single movies into their m3u file in a huge list.
Do you mean those by "VOD"?
You want descriptions for those movies in the xml?
If yes, I don't know how it would work.
Basically we would have to clone IMDB.com, because we don't know which provider puts what into their list and even if we could pull that off, you would have to go through tens of thousands of movies to find the one in your list to add it to your xml.
I think, it's not worth it, because you know those movies anyway and they just sit there totally unnecessarily.
If you want to watch "VOD" movies, you have much better options, than IPTV lists.
Like google the KODI addon Exodus.
The only option I would see for this, is pulling the top ten (or 100 or whatever) movies from IMDB and list them in a separate category to check.
I still don't know what it would accomplish and how you would tie them to your list.
If you mean something else by "VOD", there are many VOD channels listed within the EPG files too. For example in the US.
Many IPTV providers add single movies into their m3u file in a huge list.
Do you mean those by "VOD"?
You want descriptions for those movies in the xml?
If yes, I don't know how it would work.
Basically we would have to clone IMDB.com, because we don't know which provider puts what into their list and even if we could pull that off, you would have to go through tens of thousands of movies to find the one in your list to add it to your xml.
I think, it's not worth it, because you know those movies anyway and they just sit there totally unnecessarily.
If you want to watch "VOD" movies, you have much better options, than IPTV lists.
Like google the KODI addon Exodus.
The only option I would see for this, is pulling the top ten (or 100 or whatever) movies from IMDB and list them in a separate category to check.
I still don't know what it would accomplish and how you would tie them to your list.
If you mean something else by "VOD", there are many VOD channels listed within the EPG files too. For example in the US.