2012-11-05, 22:24
Thanks,
It's still very helpful. Just was not sure if it was supposed to add them or not. I do have a very specific and structured naming standard, that ALMOST works perfectly with XBMC. Probalm is I am trying to use the same source location to run multiple devices, and there a bit of conflict apparently. I am trying to use XBMC on the house PC's, For the home theater systems (I use Popcorn Hour and Boxee Box) I use YAMJ running as a cron job on the home NAS to generate the skins those players load. It turns out not to be the underscores at all, but the file name, One of the allowed syntax rules within YAMJ is to prefix the file name with [Set - The batman series] which will cause YAMJ to build a set, very similar to XBMC collections. Unfortunately, XBMC doesn't know how to handle the file names that start with this bracketed syntax, and apparently just ignores them.
It's still very helpful. Just was not sure if it was supposed to add them or not. I do have a very specific and structured naming standard, that ALMOST works perfectly with XBMC. Probalm is I am trying to use the same source location to run multiple devices, and there a bit of conflict apparently. I am trying to use XBMC on the house PC's, For the home theater systems (I use Popcorn Hour and Boxee Box) I use YAMJ running as a cron job on the home NAS to generate the skins those players load. It turns out not to be the underscores at all, but the file name, One of the allowed syntax rules within YAMJ is to prefix the file name with [Set - The batman series] which will cause YAMJ to build a set, very similar to XBMC collections. Unfortunately, XBMC doesn't know how to handle the file names that start with this bracketed syntax, and apparently just ignores them.
