Well, I guess it's pretty hard for the scraper to find something which is named "recycle"
14:56:39.703 T:204608705776 WARNING: No information found for item 'nfs://150.134.3.5/volume1/TV Shows/#recycle/', it won't be added to the library.
Be aware, that if you want to scrape TV shows only 2 subfolders are recommended. So let's say you have:
/volume1/TV Shows/ <- and "TV Shows" is your source you added to Kodi, you should place the TV show directly under that source, like:
/volume1/TV Shows/Homeland/ <- that's the path to the TV show itself and the first subfolder of the source. That folder could also contain subfolders for each season, like:
/volume1/TV Shows/Homeland/Season_1/ <- that's the season folder and also the 2nd subfolder of the source which should contain the episodes as playable files, such as:
/volume1/TV Shows/Homeland/Season_1/S01E01.mkv <- that's the path to the file which should be played then.
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if you have an additional folder, like:
/volume1/TV Shows/recycle <- and then "TV Shows" is still the source and you place TV shows under "recycle" like:
/volume1/TV Shows/recycle/Homeland/Season_1/S01E01.mkv <- then you have 3 subfolders under that source and the scraper will look for a TV show called "recycle" which, ofc, can't be found
Hope that this will help.
