2016-12-20, 00:52
Hello,
I am currently using makemkv to rip bluray disks. By default in names things like this (all in a directory The_Movie_Title):
The_Movie_Title_t00.mkv
The_Movie_Title_t01.mkv
The_Movie_Title_t02.mkv
One of these is the main movie and the others are extra tracks. I used mediainfo and do not see any meta data that can be used to determine which is the main movie. At this point I am prepared to rename the files based on viewing the content.
Right now the Movie listing after scraping shows 3 items for this movie. Only one is the actual movie.
How can this be improved through file renaming and Kodi configuration? Ideally I would like to see one item in the UI and then drill down into a screen that let's you know which one is main movie and which is the blooper reel, for example.
What are others doing to make movies easier to find the content?
On the bluray disk there is usually an "extras" option but I am OK with any improvement on default approach.
Thanks,
John
I am currently using makemkv to rip bluray disks. By default in names things like this (all in a directory The_Movie_Title):
The_Movie_Title_t00.mkv
The_Movie_Title_t01.mkv
The_Movie_Title_t02.mkv
One of these is the main movie and the others are extra tracks. I used mediainfo and do not see any meta data that can be used to determine which is the main movie. At this point I am prepared to rename the files based on viewing the content.
Right now the Movie listing after scraping shows 3 items for this movie. Only one is the actual movie.
How can this be improved through file renaming and Kodi configuration? Ideally I would like to see one item in the UI and then drill down into a screen that let's you know which one is main movie and which is the blooper reel, for example.
What are others doing to make movies easier to find the content?
On the bluray disk there is usually an "extras" option but I am OK with any improvement on default approach.
Thanks,
John
