2010-09-02, 16:36
Currently, I'm using 9.11, but am playing with the Dharma beta release. When scanning/updating, the scraper seems to be choking. Here's my folder structure:
//nas/media/tv/24/season 1/24_101__12.AM.to.1.AM--.avi
Now... I didn't choose the file names, but the scraper worked fine in 9.11 and earlier versions. In Dharma, it's putting up duplicates for the first 12 episodes... 2 or 3 of them, making XBMC think there's 36 or 48 episodes in each season. Is the scraper crapping out on the underscores? Is there a way to fix this without going through and renaming 168 files?
Personal rant: I don't understand why everyone has to use their own goofy-ass scheme or naming files... In the case of the above episode of 24, what's so hard about something like "24 S01E01 - 12AM to 1AM" The use of underscores, hypens, periods, and the non-intuitive season/episode number is really annoying. I can't imagine what the developers have to go through to write scrapers able to decipher all that crap.
Thanks,
//nas/media/tv/24/season 1/24_101__12.AM.to.1.AM--.avi
Now... I didn't choose the file names, but the scraper worked fine in 9.11 and earlier versions. In Dharma, it's putting up duplicates for the first 12 episodes... 2 or 3 of them, making XBMC think there's 36 or 48 episodes in each season. Is the scraper crapping out on the underscores? Is there a way to fix this without going through and renaming 168 files?
Personal rant: I don't understand why everyone has to use their own goofy-ass scheme or naming files... In the case of the above episode of 24, what's so hard about something like "24 S01E01 - 12AM to 1AM" The use of underscores, hypens, periods, and the non-intuitive season/episode number is really annoying. I can't imagine what the developers have to go through to write scrapers able to decipher all that crap.
Thanks,