2009-08-06, 00:12
Have now reproduced the problem on win32 and ubuntu - same problem as Necro and tjhobbes @ http://www.xbmc.org/forum/showthread.php?t=53489
Essentially, new TV EPISODES are not being detected when I try to update library or scan for new content inside XBMC. New movies are found fine. New TV Shows are found fine. New episodes inside an existing show are not being detected.
If I remove the database and start fresh the episodes are then detected.
As an example, I had episodes 1-6 of The Office on my Ubuntu setup. I added the rest of the season (7-26) and then tried to update the library.. nothing was found. Pastebin below. You can see the same problem in my link above on win32 with True Blood.
On a lark, I took the same Office episodes (7-26), created a new root 'Show' folder, a new 'Season' folder and copied the same files into their.. after which XBMC DID detect them and attempted to scrape them. (In this case, I called it New\Season 5\S##E## - ########, it then only scaped episodes 7 and 8 for a series called New Tricks, it didn't find the rest of the files as there were only ever 8 episodes in New Tricks Season 5!)
R21936 / Ubuntu 9.04 / x86 / Installed via SVN PPA / http://pastebin.com/m67f58f7a - I'm new at this, hope I've posted the relevant details needed / log data.
I also hope it's not stupid user error or been fixed in the very latest SVN and I've not noticed it in the changelog (I'm a noob so sticking to the PPA builds anyway)
Essentially, new TV EPISODES are not being detected when I try to update library or scan for new content inside XBMC. New movies are found fine. New TV Shows are found fine. New episodes inside an existing show are not being detected.
If I remove the database and start fresh the episodes are then detected.
As an example, I had episodes 1-6 of The Office on my Ubuntu setup. I added the rest of the season (7-26) and then tried to update the library.. nothing was found. Pastebin below. You can see the same problem in my link above on win32 with True Blood.
On a lark, I took the same Office episodes (7-26), created a new root 'Show' folder, a new 'Season' folder and copied the same files into their.. after which XBMC DID detect them and attempted to scrape them. (In this case, I called it New\Season 5\S##E## - ########, it then only scaped episodes 7 and 8 for a series called New Tricks, it didn't find the rest of the files as there were only ever 8 episodes in New Tricks Season 5!)
R21936 / Ubuntu 9.04 / x86 / Installed via SVN PPA / http://pastebin.com/m67f58f7a - I'm new at this, hope I've posted the relevant details needed / log data.
I also hope it's not stupid user error or been fixed in the very latest SVN and I've not noticed it in the changelog (I'm a noob so sticking to the PPA builds anyway)
