2014-02-26, 12:29
As not all movie series come in the correct order when sorted alphabetically (extreme example is the 26 movie collection of Zatoichi), I would like to have prefix in the filename in Windows Explorer.
However, I'm having trouble finding a way to prefix so that themoviedb scraper ignores the prefix and finds my movies.
For some series, my prefix works fine (e.g.: James Bond), but for others it does not find most movies anymore (Zatoichi, Mad Max and many more).
I have tried many different prefixes, but none work well:
1-moviename
2-moviename
3-moviename
...
or
[1] moviename
[2] moviename
[3] moviename
...
or
1979 moviename
1981 moviename
1985 moviename
So my questions:
* does anyone know a prefix that might work?
* does anyone know a hack / patch so that themoviedb scraper can ignore the prefix? (e.g.: like some regex in advancedsettings.xml)
Thanks!
However, I'm having trouble finding a way to prefix so that themoviedb scraper ignores the prefix and finds my movies.
For some series, my prefix works fine (e.g.: James Bond), but for others it does not find most movies anymore (Zatoichi, Mad Max and many more).
I have tried many different prefixes, but none work well:
1-moviename
2-moviename
3-moviename
...
or
[1] moviename
[2] moviename
[3] moviename
...
or
1979 moviename
1981 moviename
1985 moviename
So my questions:
* does anyone know a prefix that might work?
* does anyone know a hack / patch so that themoviedb scraper can ignore the prefix? (e.g.: like some regex in advancedsettings.xml)
Thanks!