2013-12-30, 21:30
This happens with some sets but not with all of them. I am unable to find out why this is happening.
The problem is as follows. I add a set of movies, let's say the die hard series. In order to keep collections on my hdd together I use the following file naming:
Die Hard 1 (1988)
Die Hard 2 - Die Harder (1990)
Die Hard 3 - With a vengeance (1995)
Die Hard 4 - Live free or die hard (2007)
I have tested these file names on themoviedb and they should work.
I start XBMC, the library updates en I can see in my movie list "die hard collection". But when I open this collection it contains the same movie 4 times, namely Die Hard 1.
When I open the movie info for each movie and refresh it, it immediately knows the correct movie.
Seems like a minor problem but I have 4 different XBMC's running on 4 different PC's and checking for this problem every time on every PC is annoying.
I am using XBMC 12.2 Git:20130502-32b1a5e
I have tried both The Movie Database scraper (TheMovieDB) and the Universal Movie Scraper (IMDB) and they both have the same problem.
Any ideas?
The problem is as follows. I add a set of movies, let's say the die hard series. In order to keep collections on my hdd together I use the following file naming:
Die Hard 1 (1988)
Die Hard 2 - Die Harder (1990)
Die Hard 3 - With a vengeance (1995)
Die Hard 4 - Live free or die hard (2007)
I have tested these file names on themoviedb and they should work.
I start XBMC, the library updates en I can see in my movie list "die hard collection". But when I open this collection it contains the same movie 4 times, namely Die Hard 1.
When I open the movie info for each movie and refresh it, it immediately knows the correct movie.
Seems like a minor problem but I have 4 different XBMC's running on 4 different PC's and checking for this problem every time on every PC is annoying.
I am using XBMC 12.2 Git:20130502-32b1a5e
I have tried both The Movie Database scraper (TheMovieDB) and the Universal Movie Scraper (IMDB) and they both have the same problem.
Any ideas?