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2013-03-27, 23:32
(This post was last modified: 2013-03-28, 01:41 by Hardan.)
Thanks a lot for clearing it up, I really appreciate it.
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New user here. Been putting all my DVD on a NAS and I'm trying to get XBMC setup to recognize them all.
I've run into an issue with Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu.
AniDB lists it as having 11 episodes and 2 specials (names S1 and S2), which are longer replacements for ep01.
The DVD version doesn't have the aired ep01 but has replaced it with the specials.
So I have a folder with the two DVD iso files, Full Metal Panic - Fumoffu (2003) - TV - S1.S2.Ep02.Ep03.Ep04.Ep05.iso and Full Metal Panic - Fumoffu (2003) - TV - Ep06.Ep07.Ep08.Ep09.Ep10.Ep11.
But when i scrape this series it says I only have 10 episodes, but I really have 12. So is there some short naming convention for specials that I haven't found (no need for season numbers on most anime as it just bloats the file names)?
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There's no default short way to specify specials, although the second of my recommended regexps in my first post (and a couple posts above) is designed to handle specials in the format " - S1 - "...
But (and it's a big but) you can't mix episode numbering patterns in a multi-episode file name, they all have to use the same regexp (or the tvmultipartmatching regexp, but that assumes the same season).
That means if your file contains episodes from more than one season, you need to use a pattern that includes the season number, because you won't be able to mix ones that default the season. So either "S00E01E02 S01E02E03E04E05" or "0x1x2 1x02x03x04x05" are probably the best ways to go. (I'm fairly sure you can mix it up like that with the tvmultipartmatching, otherwise you'll have to write them all out.)
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Ok. I find it strange to move special out to a fictional season, but AniDB looks like it does that to OAV as well. Unlike older sites like ANN which separates those as separate titles. I'll fiddle around a bit and try to get something that works for me.
Anyhow, I got one that didn't find a match with this scraper even though it's identical to the tile on AniDB (copy pasted the folder name to make sure),
"Koukaku Kidoutai S.A.C. 2nd GIG (2004)"
If I manually go down to "Koukaku Kidoutai S.A.C." I get hits, but then of course the unique part is missing so I get 5 hits.
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I can't reproduce "Koukaku Kidoutai S.A.C. 2nd GIG (2004)" issue. I already have a folder called exactly that (sans the year), and I just refreshed it and it gave me two results "Koukaku Kidoutai S.A.C. 2nd GIG" and "Koukaku Kidoutai S.A.C. 2nd GIG Individual Eleven".
I tried adding the year just to make sure, but it still returned the same results (which I knew it would - the year only becomes a factor for duplicate results).
Is it possible you have "Use Google Search" turned on?
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2013-04-03, 20:04
(This post was last modified: 2013-04-03, 20:04 by WolfsongSwe.)
Sorry. I just noticed I used the wrong version of the AniDB scraper. It was set to use the non-modded one. Works fine now.
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Hi
thanks for this mod.
I have 2 shows that did not get any fanart/poster/banner.
Gosick
Dance in the Vampire Bund
It scrap the files but the fanart/poster/banner did not appear.
Can I know where should I look?
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2013-04-04, 13:09
(This post was last modified: 2013-04-04, 13:10 by diverdiner.)
Thanks. I did a manual refresh, the fanart/banner/poster came in.