[Msan]

I've recently upgraded my system with a totally fresh install of 9.04 as I was running a pretty old version of XBMC, so it seemed like a great time to upgrade to a new video card and get VDPAU support (which runs just awesome!)

Now after I rescanned all my media into the Library, I noticed quite a few duplicates.. Seems like all the videos that have several files that make up the movie are being treated as separate videos I do have "treat stacked files as a single file" checked in the video options and I never had this issue with my old setup..

Am I missing something here? I just did a apt-get update and apt-get upgrade before posting, so I should be fairly currrent..

Any insight would be appreciated..

[hikaricore]

Sometimes it's just easier to rename these files something like so.

scenegroup-moviename-a-xvid.avi >> scenegroup-moviename-cd1-xvid.avi
scenegroup-moviename-b-xvid.avi >> scenegroup-moviename-cd2-xvid.avi

moviename1-scenegroup.avi >> moviename-cd1-scenegroup.avi
moviename2-scenegroup.avi >> moviename-cd2-scenegroup.avi
moviename3-scenegroup.avi >> moviename-cd3-scenegroup.avi

I had a few stragglers of such a nature and after renaming them just a clean library and a rescan cleared up the clutter for me.
*shrugs* Just an idea, best of luck.

[Msan]

Thanks for the suggestion, but this used to work just fine with my media and the older xbmc version... oh well

[althekiller]

Without a log we can't help you at all. You probably need to rebuild your db as some path has changed.

[Msan]

Not sure how a log would help, as there is no error.. This was after loading in the media into a clean fresh database, so nothing changed. It's just not stacking the files properly..
I'm just in the middle or reorganizing some of the media, so after thats done, I will start with a clean db and will add the media again. If it still shows duplicates, I will post the log.

[sho]

The stacking rules have probably changed since your old version was published.
For example sequels could be stacked.

My bet is you are not conforming to the new stacking rules.