2009-11-08, 19:39
I've just migrated from using MythTV to XBMC on my linux box and I'm lovin it.
I've noticed one issue with TV episodes and I'm trying to find a quick solution without having to go through all my TV shows and rename some of them.
I have my TV folder structure like this:
TV -> Genre -> Show Name -> Season XX - > SXXEXX - Episode title
It seems that some of my shows are ordered by production number instead of air date. So after XBMC picks up the correct episode data, I have some episodes that are labeled wrong because maybe an episode was produced 3rd, but it aired as episode 6.
Anyone have a solution to this besides going through all my episodes and correcting them manually? Is there a way I can use the episode title to influence the scrapers? I'm currently using a custom regex from the XBMC wiki:
<tvshowmatching>
<regexp>[\\/]s([0-9]+)e([0-9]+)</regexp>
</tvshowmatching>
Thanks!
I've noticed one issue with TV episodes and I'm trying to find a quick solution without having to go through all my TV shows and rename some of them.
I have my TV folder structure like this:
TV -> Genre -> Show Name -> Season XX - > SXXEXX - Episode title
It seems that some of my shows are ordered by production number instead of air date. So after XBMC picks up the correct episode data, I have some episodes that are labeled wrong because maybe an episode was produced 3rd, but it aired as episode 6.
Anyone have a solution to this besides going through all my episodes and correcting them manually? Is there a way I can use the episode title to influence the scrapers? I'm currently using a custom regex from the XBMC wiki:
<tvshowmatching>
<regexp>[\\/]s([0-9]+)e([0-9]+)</regexp>
</tvshowmatching>
Thanks!
