2024-03-10, 12:03
Hi,
I spent quite some time looking for a solution to have a prefix in the movie-directory-name, but havn´t found a solution yet.
Would you please be so kind to assist?
Is it possible to ignore a index-prefix (specified by a character, e.g. "_") in scraping?
something like:
https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=187569
https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=264251
https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=370722
example 1 numeric index:
Star.Trek.Collection
example 2 date index:
Dustin.Hoffman.Collection
I spent quite some time looking for a solution to have a prefix in the movie-directory-name, but havn´t found a solution yet.
Would you please be so kind to assist?
Is it possible to ignore a index-prefix (specified by a character, e.g. "_") in scraping?
something like:
https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=187569
https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=264251
https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=370722
example 1 numeric index:
Star.Trek.Collection
- 01_Star.Trek.The.Motion.Picture.1979
- movie.mkv
- movie.nfo
- movie.mkv
- 02_Star.Trek.The.Wrath.of.Khan.1982
- movie.mkv
- movie.nfo
- movie.mkv
- 03_Star.Trek.The.Search.for.Spock.1984
- movie.mkv
- movie.nfo
- movie.mkv
example 2 date index:
Dustin.Hoffman.Collection
- 1967_Die.Reifeprüfung
- movie.mkv
- movie.nfo
- movie.mkv
- 1969_Asphalt.Cowboy
- movie.mkv
- movie.nfo
- movie.mkv
- 1970_Little.Big.Man
- movie.mkv
- movie.nfo
- movie.mkv