2013-04-10, 11:41
I'm totally not seeing that. I had a really good theory as well as to why it might be happening, but when I tested to see... it just worked.
Folder name "Kidou Keisatsu Patlabor" comes up with the movie (A777) as the first hit, the second OVA series (A1518) next (using a synonym), the third movie (A537) and then the first OVA (A1195).
As you're using the movie scraper, do you have the "Movies are in separate folders that match the movie title" setting on? If not, what is the exact file name you're using? If the setting is on, the folder name is used, otherwise the file name is used and perhaps something in the file name is making the OVA match better.
(Adding the year is a bad idea in this case, as XBMC will absolutely prioritize the "one-year-out" match of the OVA over the "no-year-supplied" movie.)
Folder name "Kidou Keisatsu Patlabor" comes up with the movie (A777) as the first hit, the second OVA series (A1518) next (using a synonym), the third movie (A537) and then the first OVA (A1195).
As you're using the movie scraper, do you have the "Movies are in separate folders that match the movie title" setting on? If not, what is the exact file name you're using? If the setting is on, the folder name is used, otherwise the file name is used and perhaps something in the file name is making the OVA match better.
(Adding the year is a bad idea in this case, as XBMC will absolutely prioritize the "one-year-out" match of the OVA over the "no-year-supplied" movie.)
