#METAZ MAC PROBLEM SERIES#
Note: Release year is not required, but it can be used for better resu.Īlthough that name looks valid according to the FireCore suggested naming format, may I suggest that you also try removing the space between the series and episode number and see if that makes any difference, i.e. Infuse supports a wide variety of naming formats, and will fetch info for most titles automatically. TMDb will be used for everything else.Ī list of the supported naming styles can be found here. If it falls into one of the supported naming styles for TV shows, TheTVDb will be searched. It does this by looking at the file name.
#METAZ MAC PROBLEM MOVIE#
Infuse uses 2 different databases, but before it searches either it will try to determine if a video is a movie or a TV show. If a title is found there, Infuse stops looking, ignoring the /TV show results on themoviedb database and ingnoring įor example, Peppa Pig S01 E12 Snow is available under the TV listings on themoviedb site.īut if a search for Peppa Pig is done and the results limited to movies only, then that list is identical to what Infuse returns on the TV when trying to manually search for metadata.Ĭan you please have a look at tweaking the search function in the next release? I have an extensive collection of programmes for the children but the source seems limited by defaulting to ->movies. I gave list view a try but my children find the poster view easier to navigate.Ĭan I make a request to chose the Metadata source when searching TV episodes? Thanks again for all your hard work including the 4.3 update. This will no longer be an issue once we implement Library View in 4.2, though a workaround for now would be to add a ‘Season 2’ folder to the series that currently only have a single season. What’s probably happening is Infuse is grouping series with multiple seasons above those with single seasons.
I would love to help get this sorted out, please let me know how I can help! Here is a directory listing in Gist form. I use Sonarr (aka NZBDrone) to manage my renaming. Doctor Who, Cosmos, and a few others like The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, however, stay firmly above the other shows in the list. All other TV shows, once they have gone through their initial metadata retrieval and Season sorting, will “fall” to the bottom of the list. The best example is, as indicated by this post, Doctor Who and the ‘Specials’ folder as well as ‘COSMOS’. I’ve also been having issues with only some of my TV shows not displaying in Alphabetical order with the rest of the list of shows.
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