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 moviename.tbn versus literal movie.tbn

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nldirkz1
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PostSubject: moviename.tbn versus literal movie.tbn   moviename.tbn versus literal movie.tbn Icon_minitimeWed Feb 25, 2009 11:52 am

Billy,

not sure if you where aware of this:

next to the naming scheme
"moviename".tbn
"moviename".nfo
"moviename-fanart". jpg

you can also use literal movie.tbn, literal movie.nfo and literal fanart.jpg apparently as of recently Smile

The older naming convention "moviename" ect is obviously necessary for people who keep there movies in 1 folder but not for people who keep there movies in sepearate folders.

http://www.xbmc.org/forum/showpost.php?p=286501&postcount=14
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PostSubject: Re: moviename.tbn versus literal movie.tbn   moviename.tbn versus literal movie.tbn Icon_minitimeWed Feb 25, 2009 12:17 pm

I do have plans to implement support for this convention
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