2014-02-03, 12:58
The collections are generally referred to as Movie Sets.
There is no specific folder structure required for Sets. All of that is handled with Metadata.
If you scrape from TheMovieDB.org it will pull down Set information automatically, and if you are a bit OCD like me and like to control everything yourself, you can add Set elements to any .nfo files that you have in your movie folders with your files.
You can do an Export from XBMC into your folders to get the nfo files created for you after XBMC has scraped your movies, then edit the nfo files, then remove your media source from XBMC and add it again to have XBMC use the local nfo files rather than re-scraping.
My guide to metadata and file naming conventions available here:
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=178535
There is no specific folder structure required for Sets. All of that is handled with Metadata.
If you scrape from TheMovieDB.org it will pull down Set information automatically, and if you are a bit OCD like me and like to control everything yourself, you can add Set elements to any .nfo files that you have in your movie folders with your files.
You can do an Export from XBMC into your folders to get the nfo files created for you after XBMC has scraped your movies, then edit the nfo files, then remove your media source from XBMC and add it again to have XBMC use the local nfo files rather than re-scraping.
My guide to metadata and file naming conventions available here:
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=178535
