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I have a show, Pawn Stars, and only some of the files show up in XBMC.
I have season 6 in a folder called:
\Pawn Stars\Season 06.
Pawn Stars S06E01 - What You Talkin' 'Bout Sturgis.avi exists
Pawn Stars S06E01 - What You Talkin' 'Bout Sturgis.nfo exists
with this content:
<season>2012</season>
<episode>49</episode>
Because of the way tvdb.com presents it, the NFO files info do not match the filename.
Could this be causing the problem, even if I tell XBMC not to load from internet, but from NFO files instead?
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2013-08-08, 01:57
(This post was last modified: 2013-08-08, 01:59 by artrafael.)
Why not just name the episodes the way they are listed on thetvdb and forego the NFO files entirely?
Pawn Stars S2012E49 - What You Talkin' 'Bout Sturgis.avi
You can still organize your episode files within season folders named as you wish (e.g., \Pawn Stars\Season 06\ ).
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Try the XEM scraper. It pulls data from tvdb, but using alternative episode naming.
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Well, with this particular series, thetvdb keeps changing the way they are structured.
I tried the XEM scraper, because that pulls in the aired order from the series...
But to the first reply... shouldn't the NFO file for the video override the filename?
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(2013-08-08, 06:10)john_es Wrote: Well, with this particular series, thetvdb keeps changing the way they are structured.
I tried the XEM scraper, because that pulls in the aired order from the series...
But to the first reply... shouldn't the NFO file for the video override the filename?
All scrapers have a settings button.
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Well, changing the NFO file to match the season and episode from the file name solves it. It's not ideal, but this series in probably one of the worst in terms of finding consensus on what constitutes a season...