Superc
February 10, 2012, 10:10am
1
Hello there…
I have some series in a folder, and then some .iso’s. So my structure is like this:
Folder - Seriename
.iso Seriename S1D1 ex.
iso. Seriename S1D2
But can’t get metadata on the folder, or on the ISO ?
I have tryed to change the name so it’s just the iso. Seriename but still the same…
How do you guys do ?
Superc
February 10, 2012, 1:17pm
2
Hmm, the problem is maybe it’s a .iso and not a .avi ?
Anyhow, I can’t either get the metadata for the Folder with the serie ?
I assume that S1D1 stands for series 1 disk 1, where there are multiple episodes on the disk (iso).
If so then this isn’t going to work for series which expect each episode in a separate file and use S1E1 to mean series 1 episode 1.
Superc
February 12, 2012, 11:07am
4
remotevisitor:
I assume that S1D1 stands for series 1 disk 1, where there are multiple episodes on the disk (iso).
If so then this isn’t going to work for series which expect each episode in a separate file and use S1E1 to mean series 1 episode 1.
Thx for answer
Okii, I have now MKV’s instead, and there are now fan art on the .mkvs, but not on the “main folder” ?
Seriname “Folder” <–> no fanart
And in this folder
.mkv. <–> fanart
In the folder that contains the series episodes, you need to manually save the artwork that is to be displayed for that folder in a file called folder.jpg.
I use the website thetvdb.com (which is the site used for the automaticly fetched metadata) to find the artwork for the tv series.
Superc
February 14, 2012, 12:35pm
6
Okii just a follow up:
I used Handbrake to get the files out of the .img/dvd file. Encoded them to mkv, and now I can set them up like a serie, arhh perfect
Soo if there are anyone there have this problem, Handbrake is the solution