2010-04-02, 10:58
Note that I didn't add the [LIVE] prefix, as this was also an issue on my previous XBox
Just installed XBMC Live on my new Acer Aspire, and am having trouble "scanning content" on more than one subdirectory at a time.
My XBMC Live streams media from hard drives in my desktop computer, and my TV shows folder naming convention goes something like this:
T:\America, etc\Animated Comedy\Family Guy
T:\England, etc\Sketch Comedy\Monty Python's Flying Circus
(T:\ being the 'TV Shows' share/source I have)
At present, I have to do appropriately 40 scrapes to TVDB for XBMC to pickup all my shows. I have to scrape at the "Animated Comedy" level and it will grab Family Guy & every other folder in "Animated Comedy" but don't wanna have to scan the rest of my "genre" folders. If I am to scan the "America, etc." directory I won't get anywhere, neither if i scan the root directory. Basically I wanna be able to scan the root directory & let it scrape all my shows all at once if possible - no matter where they are.
Any help is much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Just installed XBMC Live on my new Acer Aspire, and am having trouble "scanning content" on more than one subdirectory at a time.
My XBMC Live streams media from hard drives in my desktop computer, and my TV shows folder naming convention goes something like this:
T:\America, etc\Animated Comedy\Family Guy
T:\England, etc\Sketch Comedy\Monty Python's Flying Circus
(T:\ being the 'TV Shows' share/source I have)
At present, I have to do appropriately 40 scrapes to TVDB for XBMC to pickup all my shows. I have to scrape at the "Animated Comedy" level and it will grab Family Guy & every other folder in "Animated Comedy" but don't wanna have to scan the rest of my "genre" folders. If I am to scan the "America, etc." directory I won't get anywhere, neither if i scan the root directory. Basically I wanna be able to scan the root directory & let it scrape all my shows all at once if possible - no matter where they are.
Any help is much appreciated. Thanks in advance.