2009-11-21, 09:48
My video library consists of (for the most part) movies ripped to VOB's. In the case of long movies, I have two different directories full of VOB's. For example, The Return of the King. I have directories like this:
The Return Of The King-DVD1
-VIDEO_TS
--VIDEO_TS.nfo
--VIDEO_TS.IFO
The Return Of The King-DVD2
-VIDEO_TS
--VIDEO_TS.nfo
--VIDEO_TS.IFO
The nfo for the two different folders is the same, pointing at the same place in the IMDB database.
So, I scan the folders and then go into my library and I see a single entry for The Return of the King. When I try to play it, I get an error (i.e. it doesn't play). Before I log this as a bug, I wanted to make sure that I'm not doing something stupid. Should the <title> in each nfo be different so that they show up as separate movies (not my ideal scenario)? Is it even possible for me to do this with the library view? From everything I have read, this should be a slam dunk, but obviously I am missing something. Thanks to anyone who cares to point me in the right direction.
Chris
The Return Of The King-DVD1
-VIDEO_TS
--VIDEO_TS.nfo
--VIDEO_TS.IFO
The Return Of The King-DVD2
-VIDEO_TS
--VIDEO_TS.nfo
--VIDEO_TS.IFO
The nfo for the two different folders is the same, pointing at the same place in the IMDB database.
Code:
<movie>
<title>The Return of the King</title>
<runtime>124 min.</runtime>
<set>The Lord of The Rings</set>
<sorttitle>lotr6</sorttitle>
</movie>
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0167260/
So, I scan the folders and then go into my library and I see a single entry for The Return of the King. When I try to play it, I get an error (i.e. it doesn't play). Before I log this as a bug, I wanted to make sure that I'm not doing something stupid. Should the <title> in each nfo be different so that they show up as separate movies (not my ideal scenario)? Is it even possible for me to do this with the library view? From everything I have read, this should be a slam dunk, but obviously I am missing something. Thanks to anyone who cares to point me in the right direction.
Chris