2012-02-13, 11:35
Evening folks. Been stalking around for a bit now, ironing out a few of my own bugs here and there that I didn't know how to deal with after my shift from another media front-end. There's just 1 little problem I seem to have, that a few others appear to have had as my forum stalking has uncovered - however 99% of the fixes revolve around an incorrect naming convention, which doesn't apply in my case.
Essentially, I'm suffering from the case of random episodes and/or whole seasons not showing in library view. I've checked them in file view and the seasons are either there with all information - or they at least show there's SUPPOSE to be episodes there, but just have ".."(fig1), in which case I can select them and it brings up a dialogue box (fig2) stating it's loading information, then finishes and after that - the information is available in both file and library views (fig3)
Naming convention is the same for every single one of my TV episodes:
Show name - S##E## - Quality (episode name).extension eg.
Stargate Atlantis - S01E05 - 720HD (Suspicion).mkv
At a bit of a loss as to why 99% of my TV collection is loaded successfully, but some struggle - and yet I can go in via file view and see all the information, or manually load it as above and it'll show.
What I have also noticed is, that if I add the show specifically (point directly to that show's folder) it will load all seasons and episodes fine.
Tried deleting and re-adding the show to the library, tried deleting and re-scraping all metadata - nothing works. Information is there, and in the right naming convention - it's just like it gets sick of scraping every now and then, and moves on.
I should also note that I have blocked my XBMC system from getting to the scraper sites, as I have all my metadata stored locally, and don't want it downloading any rogue data. If it's missing data anywhere, I want to get it manually. (I use external scrapers to process data before it makes it to my file server)
System details below screenshots.
Fig1:
Fig2
Fig3
1. Eden Beta 2 Git 20120120-f76c547 (tried rolling to 3, but it continually hung on startup, so I rolled back)
2. Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
3. Intel E6600 @ default 2.4Ghz
4. 8GB RAM
5. nVidia 9500GT Graphics | Driver v8.17.12.8562
6. Auzentech X-Raider 7.1 Sound Card | Driver v7.12.8.1740
7. XBMC Log: http://pastebin.com/wpR2ieKN
Essentially, I'm suffering from the case of random episodes and/or whole seasons not showing in library view. I've checked them in file view and the seasons are either there with all information - or they at least show there's SUPPOSE to be episodes there, but just have ".."(fig1), in which case I can select them and it brings up a dialogue box (fig2) stating it's loading information, then finishes and after that - the information is available in both file and library views (fig3)
Naming convention is the same for every single one of my TV episodes:
Show name - S##E## - Quality (episode name).extension eg.
Stargate Atlantis - S01E05 - 720HD (Suspicion).mkv
At a bit of a loss as to why 99% of my TV collection is loaded successfully, but some struggle - and yet I can go in via file view and see all the information, or manually load it as above and it'll show.
What I have also noticed is, that if I add the show specifically (point directly to that show's folder) it will load all seasons and episodes fine.
Tried deleting and re-adding the show to the library, tried deleting and re-scraping all metadata - nothing works. Information is there, and in the right naming convention - it's just like it gets sick of scraping every now and then, and moves on.
I should also note that I have blocked my XBMC system from getting to the scraper sites, as I have all my metadata stored locally, and don't want it downloading any rogue data. If it's missing data anywhere, I want to get it manually. (I use external scrapers to process data before it makes it to my file server)
System details below screenshots.
Fig1:
Fig2
Fig3
1. Eden Beta 2 Git 20120120-f76c547 (tried rolling to 3, but it continually hung on startup, so I rolled back)
2. Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
3. Intel E6600 @ default 2.4Ghz
4. 8GB RAM
5. nVidia 9500GT Graphics | Driver v8.17.12.8562
6. Auzentech X-Raider 7.1 Sound Card | Driver v7.12.8.1740
7. XBMC Log: http://pastebin.com/wpR2ieKN