2016-06-02, 00:53
Hey there,
in some cases one find it useful to have two formats of the same movie in one folder:
For example:
My Movie Name (2000)
-> My Movie Name (2000).iso
-> My Movie Name (2000).mkv
-> My Movie Name (2000).nfo
-> My Movie Name (2000)-poster.jpg
The .mkv-file should supply TMM with all the good Media Information (as it always works if there is no additional .iso file)
Because of the existence of the additional .iso file Media Information remains empty.
It would be a great improvement, if TMM would react to such a case and prefer the .mkv Media Information.
Thanks!
Edit:
Annoying workaround meanwhile: Temporarily rename the additional .iso file to iso.xxx, rescan MediaInfo in TMM - voila - all there. Rename .iso.xxx back to .iso.
Edit 2:
Just to be safe: Deleting .iso files within Setting-filetypes-Menu would be no solution since this would lead to .iso-file-only movies being skipped from TMM scanning completely.
in some cases one find it useful to have two formats of the same movie in one folder:
For example:
My Movie Name (2000)
-> My Movie Name (2000).iso
-> My Movie Name (2000).mkv
-> My Movie Name (2000).nfo
-> My Movie Name (2000)-poster.jpg
The .mkv-file should supply TMM with all the good Media Information (as it always works if there is no additional .iso file)
Because of the existence of the additional .iso file Media Information remains empty.
It would be a great improvement, if TMM would react to such a case and prefer the .mkv Media Information.
Thanks!
Edit:
Annoying workaround meanwhile: Temporarily rename the additional .iso file to iso.xxx, rescan MediaInfo in TMM - voila - all there. Rename .iso.xxx back to .iso.
Edit 2:
Just to be safe: Deleting .iso files within Setting-filetypes-Menu would be no solution since this would lead to .iso-file-only movies being skipped from TMM scanning completely.