2013-01-06, 10:15
I am a very well ordered person. So I like to have all my episodes of Doctor Who (or any TV show for that matter) in story order and in the same season folder that they fall under. (This can cause issues with specials in between seasons but that's another problem.)
If I was only managing these files with Windows, I wouldn't care. But I'm not. I also manage them to work with XBMC, which uses TheTVDB as a scraper site. The problem that I encounter is that in order for me to get XBMC to recognize these specials, I have to label them as S00Exx. This not only would mean that I have to have the files out of order in the file system, but all these specials go to their own season folder on XBMC named "Specials."
Is there any way for me to tell XBMC that a certain file is a certain episode? I would like to this without using NFO files (or are they INFO, whichever) preferably because they add unnecessary clutter and take up space (it might not be a lot but it's still space).
If I was only managing these files with Windows, I wouldn't care. But I'm not. I also manage them to work with XBMC, which uses TheTVDB as a scraper site. The problem that I encounter is that in order for me to get XBMC to recognize these specials, I have to label them as S00Exx. This not only would mean that I have to have the files out of order in the file system, but all these specials go to their own season folder on XBMC named "Specials."
Is there any way for me to tell XBMC that a certain file is a certain episode? I would like to this without using NFO files (or are they INFO, whichever) preferably because they add unnecessary clutter and take up space (it might not be a lot but it's still space).
