[bradvido88]

The new version works amazingly! Not to mention it's getting easier and easier to use. Kudos!

Three quick questions -

1) Can some logic be put into the script to check if a show is already in my database locally? Random example: I have a search going for shows from the ABC network, which picks up the show "Commander in Chief". I already have that show in my database ripped from DVD, so when the script adds the streaming episodes from hulu i get doubles of every episode in my database.

Can this be something that can be resolved on the script end, or should i just put in exclusions for shows i already have? (trying to avoid the latter, since that would require making quite a few exclusions as i have a large library)

2) The import works great, and playing back the episodes is seamless, but the appending of the " (Hulu)" suffix doesn't appear to be working, so when looking at the library, there's no way to tell if the episode is streaming or local. Not a huge deal, but something that would be helpful in the long run.

3) Kindof related to #1, can something be added to prevent "double" episodes from different sources? Example: "Naruto Shippuuden" is on both Hulu and Crunchyroll, so when i go to add the show it adds it from both sources and it gets listed twice from two different sources.

I can provide logs/configs if they'll be helpful.

Thanks again for all your hard work - this app is fantastic!

1 - This is very hard to do because it would be based on name-matching only and not on a specific id. I'd suggest you use the prefix/suffix/movieset options to tag your streaming shows, so you know if they are local or streaming when you pick one to play.

2 - Prefix/Suffix/MovieSets are working flawlessly for me. If they fail for, you, I'd need a debug log.

3 - Yes. Currently duplicates episodes from different sources are skipped only if they have the exact same file name. In the next update, they will also be skipped if thei SxxExx numbers match. This will prevent duplicates very well for episodes.

The subfolders are scanned in the order they appear in your Config.xml, so put your "best" ones first.

Also, in the next update, Amazon Prime scraping will work much better. (All of the [HD] stuff in the listing was messing the parser up).