2014-06-22, 04:55
Greetings,
I use DVD order for my TV series and use TheTVDB.com as my scraper. I'm using XBMC 13.1 on OSX Mavericks.
Sometimes a TV episode has two parts. Sometimes it aired the same day, sometimes a week later, etc. On the DVD, sometimes it's one single episode and not broken out into two parts.
On TheTVDB, under DVD order, the first part is listed as (for example) DVD Episode # 1.1 and the second part is DVD Episode # 1.2.
An example would be the pilot for the TV series Monk.
Locally, I have the pilot episode of Monk saved as "Monk.s01.e01". It's a two part episode that's a single episode on the DVD, but aired as two separate episodes on the same night originally.
On TheTVDB, it's entered properly (DVD Episodes 1.1 and 1.2).
In the past, this would have worked fine and the scraper would pick it up as episode 1.
This no longer seems to work.
If I set the file name to "Monk.s01.e01.1", it picks up the part 1 episode.
Any ideas?
I'm sorry if I posted in the wrong forum. If so, feel free to slap me around.
Regards,
Randy
I use DVD order for my TV series and use TheTVDB.com as my scraper. I'm using XBMC 13.1 on OSX Mavericks.
Sometimes a TV episode has two parts. Sometimes it aired the same day, sometimes a week later, etc. On the DVD, sometimes it's one single episode and not broken out into two parts.
On TheTVDB, under DVD order, the first part is listed as (for example) DVD Episode # 1.1 and the second part is DVD Episode # 1.2.
An example would be the pilot for the TV series Monk.
Locally, I have the pilot episode of Monk saved as "Monk.s01.e01". It's a two part episode that's a single episode on the DVD, but aired as two separate episodes on the same night originally.
On TheTVDB, it's entered properly (DVD Episodes 1.1 and 1.2).
In the past, this would have worked fine and the scraper would pick it up as episode 1.
This no longer seems to work.
If I set the file name to "Monk.s01.e01.1", it picks up the part 1 episode.
Any ideas?
I'm sorry if I posted in the wrong forum. If so, feel free to slap me around.
Regards,
Randy