Adding info about Video files. Adding docs for multiple external usb drives.

docs/modules/archives/files.md

@@ -27,11 +27,11 @@ Archive files are named using three parts:
 If archiving `https://wrolpi.org/getting-started`, the resulting files might be named as follows:
 
 ```
-wrolpi.org/2023-01-01-12-00-00_Getting Started.html
-wrolpi.org/2023-01-01-12-00-00_Getting Started.readability.html
-wrolpi.org/2023-01-01-12-00-00_Getting Started.readability.txt
-wrolpi.org/2023-01-01-12-00-00_Getting Started.readability.json
-wrolpi.org/2023-01-01-12-00-00_Getting Started.png
+/media/wrolpi/archive/wrolpi.org/2023-01-01-12-00-00_Getting Started.html
+/media/wrolpi/archive/wrolpi.org/2023-01-01-12-00-00_Getting Started.readability.html
+/media/wrolpi/archive/wrolpi.org/2023-01-01-12-00-00_Getting Started.readability.txt
+/media/wrolpi/archive/wrolpi.org/2023-01-01-12-00-00_Getting Started.readability.json
+/media/wrolpi/archive/wrolpi.org/2023-01-01-12-00-00_Getting Started.png
 ```
 
 WROLPi will attempt to extract the Readability and create a screenshot from the Singlefile. If this is not possible,

docs/modules/map/index.md

@@ -31,22 +31,30 @@ save them to the `map` directory. After they have been downloaded, you will need
 
 You can manually import a PBF file using the **import_map.sh** script:
 
-`/opt/wrolpi/scripts/import_map.sh /media/wrolpi/map/austria-231121.osm.pbf`
+```shell
+/opt/wrolpi/scripts/import_map.sh /media/wrolpi/map/austria-231121.osm.pbf
+```
 
 Multiple maps can be imported like so:
 
-`/opt/wrolpi/scripts/import_map.sh /media/wrolpi/map/one.osm.pbf /media/wrolpi/map/two.osm.pbf /media/wrolpi/map/three.osm.pbf`
+```shell
+/opt/wrolpi/scripts/import_map.sh /media/wrolpi/map/one.osm.pbf /media/wrolpi/map/two.osm.pbf /media/wrolpi/map/three.osm.pbf
+```
 
 ## Reset Map
 
 If your map is not working, maps cannot be imported, or some other reason, you can reset the map database using the
 reset script:
 
-`/opt/wrolpi/scripts/reset_map.sh`
+```shell
+/opt/wrolpi/scripts/reset_map.sh
+```
 
 Next, run the repair script:
 
-`/opt/wrolpi/repair.sh`
+```shell
+/opt/wrolpi/repair.sh
+```
 
-Browse to your map, you should see the default map. If you do not, you may need to clear your browse's cache. Next,
+Browse to your map, you should see the default map. If you do not, you may need to clear your browse's cache. Finally,
 import your desired maps.

docs/modules/videos/files.md

@@ -0,0 +1,37 @@
+# Video Files
+
+WROLPi creates several files when downloading a video:
+
+1. A video file.
+2. Caption files. The suffix may be prefixed with the language like so: `.en.vtt` or `.es.vtt`
+3. An "info" json file. This file contains large amounts of information about the video: Channel name, Source ID,
+   comments, Like count, etc.
+4. A poster file (thumbnail).
+
+These files all share the same filename but have different suffixes.
+
+| File Suffix | Purpose                      |
+|-------------|------------------------------|
+| .mp4        | The video.                   |
+| .vtt        | The captions.                |
+| .info.json  | Information about the video. |
+| .jpg        | The poster (thumbnail).      |
+
+Video files are named using three parts:
+
+1. The Channel Name.
+2. The Published Date (upload date).
+3. The Source ID (a unique string of characters linking to the video, i.e `0xfMLNVFq2Y`)
+4. The title of the video.
+
+The above order is important, it allows the videos to be viewed chronologically in the file browser. The Source ID
+is important because it prevents a conflict if a Channel uploads a video with the same name on the same day.
+
+Example file names for a video:
+
+```
+/media/videos/wrolpi/WROLPi_20230909_0xfMLNVFq2Y_WROLPi v0.11 beta demo.mp4
+/media/videos/wrolpi/WROLPi_20230909_0xfMLNVFq2Y_WROLPi v0.11 beta demo.en.vtt
+/media/videos/wrolpi/WROLPi_20230909_0xfMLNVFq2Y_WROLPi v0.11 beta demo.info.json
+/media/videos/wrolpi/WROLPi_20230909_0xfMLNVFq2Y_WROLPi v0.11 beta demo.jpg
+```

docs/modules/videos/index.md

@@ -8,6 +8,8 @@ Videos Module (`/videos`) allows browsing all video files.
 In the context of WROLPi, a Video refers to a set of [similarly named files](files.md) created during
 download. A single video file is also supported.
 
+![video-page.png](video-page.png)
+
 ## Video Format
 
 As of the writing of this article, WROLPi favors MP4 files due to their small size and universal support.
@@ -67,4 +69,19 @@ When the indexes for a Video are generated for searching, they are searched in t
 
 1. Title
 2. Description
-3. Subtitles
+3. Subtitles
+
+## Videos without WROLPi
+
+WROLPi comes with VLC pre-installed, this application allows you to watch video files, even if the React App is not
+working. VLC also displays captions when the caption file is named like the video file (see
+[Video Files](../videos/files.md)).
+
+### Raspberry Pi
+
+VLC can be launched by navigating: `Applicaions Menu > Sound & Video > VLC Media Player`
+
+![wrolpi-launch-vlc.png](wrolpi-launch-vlc.png)
+
+Any video file can be opened by navigating `Media > Open File`. VLC will automatically display captions files that
+WROLPi has downloaded.

docs/modules/zim/index.md

@@ -28,4 +28,18 @@ WROLPi will search any Zim file found in the `zims` directory, but not every pro
 subscription list. If you would like to download a specific Zim file, use the **Files Downloader** and save the file to
 the `zims` directory.  (You may need to restart your WROLPi for the new Zim file to be found.)
 
-![Downloading a Zim file using the Files Downloader](zim-file-downloader.png)
+![Downloading a Zim file using the Files Downloader](zim-file-downloader.png)
+
+## Kiwix without WROLPi
+
+WROLPi comes with Kiwix pre-installed, this application allows you to use your zim files even if the React App is not
+working.
+
+### Raspberry Pi
+
+Kiwix can be started by navigating: `Applications Menu > Education > Kiwix`
+
+![kiwix-rpi-application-start.png](kiwix-rpi-application-start.png)
+
+Any zim file can be opened using the "Open" button on the top right of the Kiwix application. Zim files are usually
+stored in `/media/wrolpi/zims`.