[vbat99]

Is it possible to add a couple of options, either by switch or by default to the command line version:

1. Automatically remove TV Shows from the roots list if not found in the source folders (in the case of deleting or moving them)

2. Automatically add new TV Shows to the Roots List and scrape them if a new show folder is added. (and then subsequently scrape any episodes if found)

I know a long shot but I run the command line version via Scheduled task and occasionally have to go in an detect new roots / refresh to get new shows added and removed.

Many thanks for a fine program BTW

No.1 is already possible by two ways.
a. TV Folders tab, click button says Check list for removed folders - this really needs a progress indicator.
b. TV Refresh All - will list any series that their folder no longer exists and ask if you want them removed.
If a series folder is removed and a search for new episodes is done, the removed series if skipped. Also the case for mc_com.exe.
It is really up to the user to do their house-keeping for these sorts of things, and I would have to have Media Companion (or mc_com) liable for removing a series that was shifted.

No.2 isn't going to happen, for the following reasons.
Scraping a new series can return the incorrect series.
eg: The Flash, there are Three series called The Flash, and if the incorrect series was scraped, I bet the user would want to know about it and get it corrected before scraping their episodes incorrectly.
Don't get me started with Doctor Who series.

Then there is the issue if a series is not found, or the series folder has a Typo.
Users need to verify the series is correct, then they can scrape their episodes.

It doesn't take long to add a new series. I use the Drag'n'Drop feature of MC. Just drag the folder from Explorer and drop over the list of series on TV Browser tab. The series will be automatically scraped. Check all is good, then r-click the series and select Search this show for new episodes

After that your scheduled task can take care of new episodes.