Solved Problem matching VIDEO_TS correctly and DVD9 (DVD5) folder
#16
Well, that looks sane Wink I'll try to reproduce.
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#17
(2015-03-27, 23:21)mkortstiege Wrote: Well, that looks sane Wink I'll try to reproduce.

Really, i don't understand how a DVD9 tag in a folder name can do this Blush
Thanks for the support.
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#18
Weird shit indeed.. just named it differently and it works just fine. Will keep you posted.
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#19
Thanks again and keep me updated Wink
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#20
Here we go. Folderstacking is picking that one up because of DVD9 (dvd + numeric) which renders the actual VIDEO_TS stacking useless. Please add this to your advancedsettings.xml


Code:
<advancedsettings>
  <folderstacking>
    <regexp>((cd|dis[ck])[0-9]+)$</regexp>
  </folderstacking>
</advancedsettings>


Original expression is using dvd (See https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master...s.cpp#L221) to stack multiple dvd parts. This will remove dvd for multipart folder stacking and allow the video_ts code to work as intended.
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#21
btw, @ned, looks like this one is not in the wiki. Mind adding? Smile
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#22
(2015-03-27, 23:28)mkortstiege Wrote: Weird shit indeed.. just named it differently and it works just fine. Will keep you posted.

(2015-03-27, 23:48)mkortstiege Wrote: btw, @ned, looks like this one is not in the wiki. Mind adding? Smile

I can't believe, it works!!!!!
I spent many days to understand this issue.
Thank you!!!!
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#23
Yay. Glad to hear it's working for you.
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#24
(2015-03-27, 23:48)mkortstiege Wrote: btw, @ned, looks like this one is not in the wiki. Mind adding? Smile

Oops, I had no idea we had folderstacking, lol!
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#25
I think this is correct:

http://kodi.wiki/index.php?title=Advance...ldid=88375

and

http://kodi.wiki/index.php?title=Naming_...ldid=88300
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#26
Thanks for adding.
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#27
Do you want me to report the intermittent scraping of the video_ts folder? It has happened a couple of times on a movie already scraped in a standard directory structure. As far as bugs go it is pretty minor and usually cleaning and re-scraping fixes it. If it helps I will grab a log next time but it doesn't bother me.

Sorry. I did a search and did not catch the thread was solved for the OP.
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