[DanCooper]

I just did a fresh install of 1.4.8.0 Alpha (coming from 1.3) and ran into this problem:
I created a few files named

Code:

Show-S01E01-480p.mkv
Show-S01E02-720p.mkv
Show-S01E03.mkv
Show-S01E04-480.mkv

Clicked "Update Library" and had these entries in the episode pane:

Code:

01 01  Show S01E01
01 02  Show S01E02
01 03  Show S01E03
01 04  Show S01E04
01 480 Show S01E480
01 480 Show S01E480
01 720 Show S01E720

EMM 1.3 contained code to specifically filter out the 480p 720p 1020p part of the filename, in order to prevent this. Is this no longer part of 1.4? Or is it done differently?

Regards,
myce

We use the same regex for multi-episode like Kodi. S01E04-480 means season 1 episode 4 and episode 480.
If you have enabled an online scraper in Kodi, Kodi try to get the information for episode 480. In most case there is no episode 480 (or 720/1080/2160) and Kodi ignore it. But if you have enabled the "local info only" scraper, Kodi adds episode 480, even if no information for this episode is available in NFO.

So the best way is to rename the files properly, e.g. Show-S01E01 (480p).mkv or Show-S01E01.mkv.

But you also can preserve Ember to recognize the 480/720/1080/2160 as episode. Just change the TV Show Multi Part Maching regex in Settings=>TV Shows=>Files and Sources=> Regex (tab) to this one:

Code:

^[-_ex]+(?!(?:480|720|1080)(?:i|p))([0-9]+(?:(?:[a-i]|\.[1-9])(?![0-9]))?)

But Kodi still tries the wrong episodes to scrape or add it if you use the "local NFO only" scraper.