[MicF]

Hi,

I have all my movies perfectly metatagged using meta</browser>.
So all NFO files are correct.

But I have a strange effect:
I recognized that, because I found a genre "Indie", which I don't use at all and there was a movie called "Streamer" in it for about 30 times.
What happened is, that some of the scraper (I presume), thought blueray folders STREAM are names of the movie.

My movie structure is: Movies > Moviename > Folder Rip of the blueay

Is there a way to use library function without actively using moviedb.org?

Thanx

Mic

[Ned Scott]

We can probably take care of this by telling XBMC to exclude the name "Stream": http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=Adv...listing.3E

Make a text file called advancedsettings.xml (wiki) and save it in your userdata folder (wiki) with the following content:

Code:

<advancedsettings>
     <video>
          <excludefromscan>
               <regexp>-trailer</regexp>
               <regexp>[!-._ \\/]sample[-._ \\/]</regexp>
               <regexp>-stream</regexp>
          </excludefromscan>
     </video>
</advancedsettings>

Then restart XBMC.

[MicF]

Wouldn't that exclude a movie like "slipstream" too?

I wonder if there is a way to switch the scraping of.
Something like excludefromscrape, or so.

[Ned Scott]

You can set individual folders to be excluded from scraping/scanning by browsing those folders in File view and bringing up the "set content" option from the contextual menu. Even if the parent folder has content set in a certain way, the child folder can have overriding settings.