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2013-05-06, 00:59
(This post was last modified: 2013-05-06, 01:01 by Ned Scott.)
Existing on TMDB/IMDB/etc is trivial and not really required. It would be more than easy enough to make simplistic entries for anything and everything, including random internet clips or home movies, so that they are in the database.
It might make it less practical, especially if you have a large amount of files to add, but that's another issue.
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Have your tried manually entering the info for you video_ts folder in the .nfo?
First to create .nfos (if you don't have them already) go to settings, video, library and export video library, select separate, yes, yes, and yes.
now that you have the .nfos you can open them up in a text editor and manually edit all the tags you want to (including movie sets, and titles)
then you want to remove the associated video file from your xbmc library (don't delete the file from the computer tho) and then scan for new media...the new video will have all of the info you changed in the now locally stored .nfo plus the stuff you kept from the scraping (like directors name, synopsis...etc) and you can go back and change this anytime.
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negge
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I had the same problem once, I just let it scrape them as duplicates then manually appended (Part 1) and (Part 2) to the title. No need to get all fancy.
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mattK
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how did you do that- Manually Append?
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negge
yo guysv7may bd latr tomorroe
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Right-click the movie and select "Set title".
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He wants to keep the menus