2015-11-19, 19:31
Hi all,
I am trying to understand the media flags that Confluence uses (this is new territory for me). I have read over this link:
Media_flags (wiki)
I name my files as such (I have no idea why, just how I've always done it):
Movie Title (2000) [BR-x264-DTS] (as one example)
I now know that I need to move everything in the brackets BEFORE the date like so:
Movie Title [BR-x264-DTS] (2000)
With this setup when I do a scan it will now properly show the media tag of BLURAY when I pull up the movie but nothing else.
AFTER I play the movie it will show the rest of the media tag info like this:
1080 | H.264 | DTS | 5.1 | 2.40 | BLURAY
I'm assuming because it is reading the actual file?
So my question is, how would I properly label the movie so these media tags are shown before I have initially played the movie?
I am trying to understand the media flags that Confluence uses (this is new territory for me). I have read over this link:
Media_flags (wiki)
I name my files as such (I have no idea why, just how I've always done it):
Movie Title (2000) [BR-x264-DTS] (as one example)
I now know that I need to move everything in the brackets BEFORE the date like so:
Movie Title [BR-x264-DTS] (2000)
With this setup when I do a scan it will now properly show the media tag of BLURAY when I pull up the movie but nothing else.
AFTER I play the movie it will show the rest of the media tag info like this:
1080 | H.264 | DTS | 5.1 | 2.40 | BLURAY
I'm assuming because it is reading the actual file?
So my question is, how would I properly label the movie so these media tags are shown before I have initially played the movie?
