2021-01-26, 08:57
This is just a feature request, due to the fact that my DVB-S recordings are not named correctly like "S0xEyy" Kodi don't recognized the episodes.
On my enigma2 receiver the app "EMC" is able to display the content of the "EIT" file (full name is "event information table"), so I hadn't to name the files in a specific way.
More information about "EIT" can be found here --> https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Event_Information_Table or here (source of wikipedia article): https://portal.etsi.org/webapp/workprogr...I_ID=42952
Somebody has already extracted the script from the EMC to this script--> https://pypi.org/project/eitparser/
Here you can see an example how that is displayed in EMC, "EIT" information are displayed on the left side:
https://www.dreambox-blog.com/wp-content...ion-HD.jpg
So my feature request is that the content of the "EIT" file should be use as additional information source when the DVB-S recordings are not correctly named.
The user defines what content [movies, tv shows, music...] is in the folder and whether the files are all in one folder or in separate folders with matching names. So here would be one point were the user could select: "no the files are not named please use the EIT data which is inside the folders".
Or other way: In my case Kodi has found a folder with TV shows:
TV shows --> folder: name of the TV show e.g. "Star Trek" --> file names: "DVB-S recording named date-TV channel-title e.g. "Star Trek""
For every ts-file there is also a EIT data file with the same file name. In my case Kodi has detected the TV show but not the episodes because the files are not named in the correct way. When the "decision tree" comes to that point (and don't find anything about the file because it is not correctly named like SxxEyy) Kodi could look automatically whether there is a EIT data file with the same name and could use that info instead.
My receiver creates 6 files per recording. (*.eit; *.ts; *.ts.ap; *.ts.cuts; *.ts.meta; .ts.sc)
All named in the same way:
e.g. 20160216 2210 - zdf_neo HD - Orphan Black
date time - TV channel - name of movie or tv show
On my enigma2 receiver the app "EMC" is able to display the content of the "EIT" file (full name is "event information table"), so I hadn't to name the files in a specific way.
More information about "EIT" can be found here --> https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Event_Information_Table or here (source of wikipedia article): https://portal.etsi.org/webapp/workprogr...I_ID=42952
Somebody has already extracted the script from the EMC to this script--> https://pypi.org/project/eitparser/
Here you can see an example how that is displayed in EMC, "EIT" information are displayed on the left side:
https://www.dreambox-blog.com/wp-content...ion-HD.jpg
So my feature request is that the content of the "EIT" file should be use as additional information source when the DVB-S recordings are not correctly named.
The user defines what content [movies, tv shows, music...] is in the folder and whether the files are all in one folder or in separate folders with matching names. So here would be one point were the user could select: "no the files are not named please use the EIT data which is inside the folders".
Or other way: In my case Kodi has found a folder with TV shows:
TV shows --> folder: name of the TV show e.g. "Star Trek" --> file names: "DVB-S recording named date-TV channel-title e.g. "Star Trek""
For every ts-file there is also a EIT data file with the same file name. In my case Kodi has detected the TV show but not the episodes because the files are not named in the correct way. When the "decision tree" comes to that point (and don't find anything about the file because it is not correctly named like SxxEyy) Kodi could look automatically whether there is a EIT data file with the same name and could use that info instead.
My receiver creates 6 files per recording. (*.eit; *.ts; *.ts.ap; *.ts.cuts; *.ts.meta; .ts.sc)
All named in the same way:
e.g. 20160216 2210 - zdf_neo HD - Orphan Black
date time - TV channel - name of movie or tv show
