[beach40]

Hello

I had no problem and then recently I noticed that some TV Shows are listed but no episodes are listed when I select the show. When I go to the VIDEO section I usually can go to the FILES or TV Shows section. I used to be able to go to FILES and then see the configuration to were XBMC points to to get my TV Shows (its a share on another PC). Now, there is nothing listed in the files section - just like when I first installed it and had to tell it were my content was. I go to my TV Shows section and all the shows are listed there except that for a few shows (the ones that are not on the TVDB site) no episodes are listed. I then recreated the FIles pointer to the network share and updated the scan and there is no difference. I can do to the files section now and see there are indeed some episodes listed there and I can play them from there but they are not in the TV SHows section. I created some .info files that worked fine up until recently.

Any thoughts as to why these episodes do not show up?

Thanks

[clubwerks]

Let's see your file structure and naming schemes for these shows that aren't showing up.

[beach40]

The file names are the same except for the .info extension: "10 Minute Trainer s01e02.mp4" and "10 Minute Trainer s01e02.info".

<episodedetails>
<title>Cardio w/ Warmup</title>
<season>1</season>
<episode>2</episode>
<aired></aired>
<plot>10 Minute Trainer Cardio with Warm Up.</plot>
</episodedetails>

All of this worked fine before and now all of a sudden it does not.

What is strange is that it works on one PC but not on the other. There is no difference in the set up of both.

Thanks

[menakite]

Just to be sure, are these files actually named .info? If that's the case, that should be .nfo (no i).

[clubwerks]

Does XBMC recognize .info files anymore? Did it ever? I'm really not sure, but again, as stated above, why run the risk. The proper extension is .nfo.