slicemaster Wrote:Ok…thanks for the info.

As a side note: I don’t know if you have considered different types of work-arounds to remedy the issue with disk images and the library but I was wondering if you have considered adding code to mount the ISO as a virtual disk with-in MC before allowing the library to analyze it for its content…this would hide the fact that the ISO is a disk image as opposed to a video container (which evidently the library has no probles analyzing….I wouldn’t know …my entire media collection is stored in DVD ISO image files) from the library and allow for it to more efficiently analyze the contents without causing MC to hang…or perhaps you could just hard code MC to not allow the library to analyze ISO files…

Keep up the great work,
Slice

rootyb Wrote:Sorry if this was requested somewhere else already (49 pages is a lot to go through), but...

Can we have a delay on tooltips? Instant tooltips drive me kind of nuts. They make the interface feel reaaaally cluttered.

billyad2000 Wrote:Media Companion has no issues with DVD folders. Just ensure that the root folder has the episode details, eg, for episodes 1-4 of season 1:
"Red Vs Blue S01E01-E02-E03-E04\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO"
the VIDEO_TS Folder is not really needed,
"Red Vs Blue S01E01-E02-E03-E04\VIDEO_TS.IFO"
would also work.

The only downside of this is that while individual episodes can be scraped and listed by XBMC and Media Companion, only a single screenshot will be used, and playback of any of these episodes will be limited to the whole DVD, although the DVD menu structure will still work and often let you playback specific episodes.

Constructacon Wrote:thanks for the tip. It certainly looked like it was trying to to the right thing but looking up TVDB it looks like none of the DVD info is in the db. I think it might be time for me to roll up my sleeves and give a little back to the community.

Kilack Wrote:I've just started trying to use this for tv episodes but it seems not to pick up multipart tv episodes..

for example
heroes.s04e01e02.hdtv.xvid-fqm.av

it doesn't pick up either episode 1 or 2..

Is this a known issue?, something that is being worked on.. or a bug?

looks good though!

Constructacon Wrote:That's odd because it's worked fine on my copy of that exact episode (from a different source). Try inserting a hyphen between E01 and E02 (ie s04e01-e02) to see if that makes a difference. It's how mine is and it seems to be the convention Billy is talking about a couple of posts up.

Kilack Wrote:I've just started trying to use this for tv episodes but it seems not to pick up multipart tv episodes..

for example
heroes.s04e01e02.hdtv.xvid-fqm.av

it doesn't pick up either episode 1 or 2..

Is this a known issue?, something that is being worked on.. or a bug?

looks good though!

jondr13 Wrote:Does this have support for TV Shows?

billyad2000 Wrote:I've just checked this convention and it works fine, have you by any chance got the Sort Order set to DVD, TVDB only has dvd sortorder on some shows, and it is only really needed when the dvd order is different from the sortorder. In any case season 4 of heroes is not out on DVD so cannot be scraped using DVD order.

Kilack Wrote:Hi Billy,

Thanks, the problem was that it already had a .nfo file that was written by MIP and it seems this program didn't like it I guess. deleting that nfo solved the problem. Is that what you would expect? I thought there was a file standard and one should be able to move between different programs without issue?