[mfu95]

Hi,
an add-on I find really useful is Missing Movies; it scans videos sources (movies and tv episodes) and produces a list of files that have not found their way into libraries.

In my opinion, it would be a great addition to it to also have a variation of the above: File Name vs Libray Name, it would scan videos sources and give a list of videos files that don't have perfectly identical names in libraries. It would help to find both errors in files naming/dating and also when Kodi found multiple matches & picked the wrong one.[/u]

I am presently checking my whole collection manually for files vs library 1 by 1 and it is highly time consuming.

[Fail$tyle420]

Hi,
an add-on I find really useful is Missing Movies; it scans videos sources (movies and tv episodes) and produces a list of files that have not found their way into libraries.

In my opinion, it would be a great addition to it to also have a variation of the above: File Name vs Libray Name, it would scan videos sources and give a list of videos files that don't have perfectly identical names in libraries. It would help to find both errors in files naming/dating and also when Kodi found multiple matches & picked the wrong one.[/u]

I am presently checking my whole collection manually for files vs library 1 by 1 and it is highly time consuming.

Instead of doing that through kodi, I would recommend using an external media manager such as Ember Media Manager.

[zerocool_ie]

If you are comfortable with an sql client and Excel, you can make this an easy job

SQLite

Code:

select c00, SUBSTR(strFilename, 1, LENGTH(strFilename) - 4) AS strFilenameNoExtension from movie_view order by c00 asc

MySQL

Code:

select c00, SUBSTRING(strFilename, 1, CHAR_LENGTH(strFilename) - 4) AS strFilenameNoExtension from movie_view order by c00 asc

Paste the results into Excel and use a formula like

Code:

IF(A1=B1,"Same","Not the same")