2024-02-11, 16:50
The setting Ignore different video versions on scan governs the automatic version detection.
With it Disabled then Kodi will attempt to automatically identify versions and will interrupt the scan if it detects anything it thinks maybe a versions.
With it Enabled then Kodi will not attempt any version detection so it should proceed uninterrupted as happened before the version feature was introduced. So make sure you have this setting enabled.
When feature was added this setting was disabled by default and so the auto-detection was done by default. However this was been changed some time ago for that setting to be enabled by default to keep the previous uninterrupted scan behaviour, so only those that want versions need to disabled it.
Note - that with this setting enabled video version feature is not completely turned off, it just prevents Kodi attempting the auto-detection on any library scan/update. However you can still add versions manually if you so wish.
With it Disabled then Kodi will attempt to automatically identify versions and will interrupt the scan if it detects anything it thinks maybe a versions.
With it Enabled then Kodi will not attempt any version detection so it should proceed uninterrupted as happened before the version feature was introduced. So make sure you have this setting enabled.
When feature was added this setting was disabled by default and so the auto-detection was done by default. However this was been changed some time ago for that setting to be enabled by default to keep the previous uninterrupted scan behaviour, so only those that want versions need to disabled it.
Note - that with this setting enabled video version feature is not completely turned off, it just prevents Kodi attempting the auto-detection on any library scan/update. However you can still add versions manually if you so wish.
