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Its weird I would be sure people wouldve posted this info and I could find it on the wiki or anything.
I am looking for what is the best way for a file structure to work properly with the scrappers
For TV Shows:
OPTION 1
<DRIVE>
|_ <TV SHOW FOLDER>
|_ <SEASON FOLDER>
|_ <FILE>
OPTION 2
<DRIVE>
|_ <TV SHOW FOLDER >
|_ <FILE>
For Movies
OPTION 1
<DRIVE>
|_ <MOVIE FOLDER>
|_ <FILE>
OPTION 2
<DRIVE>
|_ <FILE>
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Option one for both cases. While option 2 should work, for me it only makes sense to use option one.
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i got a 'per title' folder for each show:
hdd;
videos (share)
tv shows (folder/share)
Nikita (folder)
Season 1 (folder)
Nikita.S01.E01 - episode.name.mp4 (file).
this seems to work fine for me.... the most important part of the file itself AFAIK is the 'S01.E01' part, as i think i picks up the tv show name from the folder name that its contained in.
the only reason i list full title is for devices other than xbmc, like ps3 that don't read meta-data.
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All 4 options work. For the movies you have to set "Movies in separate folders named after the movie" correctly is all.
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i tried for a few times to get this in a movie , but i ended up using thetvdb
Family Guy - S06E01 - Blue Harvest
and
Family Guy - S08E20 - Something, Something, Something, Dark Side