2016-05-22, 10:48
(2016-05-22, 04:33)Milhouse Wrote:Code:-rw-rw-r-- 1 1000 100 2,1G may 17 09:29 6x01.1 Roto. Parte 1 (Broken. Part 1).mkv
-rw-rw-r-- 1 1000 100 2,7K may 17 09:29 6x01.1 Roto. Parte 1 (Broken. Part 1).nfo
-rw-rw-r-- 1 1000 100 24K may 17 09:29 6x01.1 Roto. Parte 1 (Broken. Part 1)-thumb.jpg
According to your media library, the first three episodes in Season 6 are:
Code:"episodeid":2591,
"file":"nfs://192.168.0.200/mnt/hdseries/1/series_1/House/s06/6x01 Roto. Parte 1 (Broken. Part 1).mkv",
"label":"6x01. Roto",
Which is not right at all - I'd be very surprised if Kodi is able to play any of the files in Season 6, as the media files Kodi has scraped don't exist.
This is another case when I rename a file and Kodi doesn't notice (it doesn't notice the new file, neither the old and missing one), because it was renamed after scrapping.
Quote:The reason you've got this issue is because you've named the multi-part files incorrectly, meaning Kodi hasn't seen the two files of the first episode as a multi-part file. Consequently it's used the second file in your multi-part as the media file for episode 2 (6x02), and the media file for episode 2 has been used to create episode 3 (6x03). And so on.
What is a little odd is that the file names Kodi is using are also incorrect, have you renamed these files after they were scraped?
My advice would be to rename the six 6x01 media files using the correct multi-part naming format (whatever that might be, see the wiki: http://kodi.wiki/view/File_stacking#Spli...tacking.29) then remove the files (all of season 6, and any other seasons with similar issues) then rescrape your library - Kodi should scrape both 6x01 parts as a single "stacked" file/episode.
Your link pointed to how a movie should be named, and this is a tvshow. I think the naming is correct for tvshows stacking.
Since obvioulsy Kodi db has run out of sync with fs, can I trigger a database resync/update from texturecache? (a part from setting contents to none from inside Kodi and then again to tvshows).
