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Dignam
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I am working on adding my collection of boxing to my library. I used Ember to create .nfo for a generic show "Boxing". Easy to get all the art work assigned and initially I was just going to set it up as 1 season and organize the fights by date. The issue with this is I don't think (please correct me if I am wrong) I can get the fan art to change by episode but only by season? So I was thinking of doing it by season instead. My question is if I do different season is it possible to name seasons? Or is the only option to have it list as Season 1, Season 2, etc... For Example in place of season 1 it could say Ward-Gatti Trilogy? Appreciate the help and if anyone has other tips/ideas for creating a custom section like this please let me know im a pretty big noob. I also have one for some college basketball games but that one works fine as just a flat 1 season with 1 set of art because it is all from 1 team.
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Dignam
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2014-01-09, 18:56
(This post was last modified: 2014-01-09, 20:02 by Dignam.)
Yea I thought about doing a movie set. It is even easier than what I am messing with for TV. You are right you can do cast (can do it either way). I wanted it in TV for browsing purpose so figured I would mess with that first but probably going to look better as a set.
oh... actually might try making them movies as a set then linking the set to the show "boxing" ? Ill mess around with it and see.
Linking them actually works nicely. Only issue is if you link a "movie" to a show that has 0 episodes nothing shows up at all. The "tvshow" will appear in the list but when you go to it nothing shows up at all if there are 0 episodes. I wonder if there is a possible work around for that?
XBMC System:
Windows 7, E8400, 2GB Ram, 8800GTS, 12.3 “Frodo”, Aeon Nox 4.1.9
Gaming Rig:
Windows 7, i72600k, 8GB Ram, Radeon HD 6950 2 GB, 128GB SSD.