Hi. I always had my shows separated between “Air” and “Box”, according to the source (TV or retail). Previously I had two distinct sources set up, like this:
Source 1: Air on storage; Path: /var/media/storage/TV/Air/
Source 2: Box on storage; Path: /var/media/storage/TV/Box/
and inside each path, a farly typical structure: /var/media/storage/TV/Box/ShowX/Season.01/ShowX.S01E01.mkv and so on.
No excludes, recursive scan and of course no “Folder contains a single TV Show”.
I have now tried to change my setup in two ways: adding another storage device with the same structure and merging each device’s Air and Box folders into a single source (I am running Kodi 17 beta and using the TVDB standard scraper),
The issue I am having is that for certain shows (probably where no .nfo file is found) the scraper tries to process files (episodes) as if they belonged to the “Air” (apparently an anime) or “Box” (detected as Black Box) show, instead of the one they actually belong to. Here’s a log snippet which should make the issue clear:
09:10:32 121157.203125 T:1480586144 DEBUG: VideoInfoScanner: No NFO file found. Using title search for '/var/media/storage/TV/Air/WellKnownShow/Season.25/wellknownshow.2501.mp4'
09:10:32 121157.203125 T:1480586144 DEBUG: OnProcessSeriesFolder - no match for show: 'Air', season: 25, episode: 1.0, airdate: '31-12-1969', title: ''This issue is new to me, so I am wondering whether it was caused by a change in Kodi, in the scraper or by my attempt to merge Air and Box into one source (although I can’t see the connection).
Can anyone help me? Thanks in advance! 