Hi,
I posted a thread a few days ago at the Video section.
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=289496
Haven't had much of a response, so thought I'd boil down into the fundamental issue that I'm having and post here.
I have the following TV Show folder structure that I'm hoping to scrape with a corresponding .nfo file for each episode.
Example:
.nfo file contents:
My problem is that Kodi is completely ignoring the season / episode data contained in the .nfo, and is assigning season / episode by the filename. Is this normal behaviour? For the above example, I'm getting:
I've attempted some work with "cleanstrings" with a regex but with no success.
Any help would be most appreciated!
I posted a thread a few days ago at the Video section.
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=289496
Haven't had much of a response, so thought I'd boil down into the fundamental issue that I'm having and post here.
I have the following TV Show folder structure that I'm hoping to scrape with a corresponding .nfo file for each episode.
Example:
Code:
Danger Mouse/Danger Mouse_20151006_0725.nfo
Danger Mouse/Danger Mouse_20151006_0725.ts.nfo file contents:
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>
<episodedetails>
<title>Danger Mouse_20151006</title>
<showtitle>Danger Mouse</showtitle>
<season>2015</season>
<episode>1006</episode>
<aired>2015-10-06</aired>
</episodedetails>My problem is that Kodi is completely ignoring the season / episode data contained in the .nfo, and is assigning season / episode by the filename. Is this normal behaviour? For the above example, I'm getting:
Code:
Season 7 > Episode 25 (with correct episode title tag)
Season 201510 > Episode 06 (with correct episode title tag)I've attempted some work with "cleanstrings" with a regex but with no success.
Any help would be most appreciated!