GDay All,
Thanks for the welcome Rick.
I tried as you suggested using a new database and indeed the listing for MASH did appear with all 11 seasons and properly labelled episodes, but when I tried to import the file list into the database I got another listing for MASH with only the first season listed and no episode names showing. No Year, Name, Url etc. listed for each episode.
Each episode had several file addresses seperated by the | character, meaning multiple files for each episode, which obviously is incorrect.
The original listing remained untouched.
I do believe my filenames are consistant, EG: M.A.S.H - s01 - e01 - The Pilot.mp4, M.A.S.H - s01 - e02 - To Market, To Market.mp4, etc.....
I also get the same results when trying to add the House MD series as well, hence my resorting to manually adding them one at a time.
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I did a little experimenting with the Media Type problem.
It works like this:
If the file address field contains a single file address, EG: C:\M.A.S.H - s01 - e01 - The Pilot.mp4, and the Media Type number box contains a 2 or higher, then the file address field will truncate(fold?) the file address 2 times. If the Media Type number box contains a 3, it will truncate (or divide) the file address 3 times and so on.
This behaviour is because the Media Type number box is expecting that number of file addresses seperated by the | character to be present in the file address field.
When the | character is NOT present it is dividing the file address into x number of parts. Clearly incorrect behaviour.
EG:
Media Type number box contains a 3
File address field should contain - C:\filename.mp4|C:\filename.mp4|C:\filename.mp4
If the file address field contains only one address then that address is divided like so: '
C:\fi' (visible) '
lenam' (not visible) '
e.mp4' (not visible)
Media Type number box contains a 2
File address field should contain - C:\filename.mp4|C:\filename.mp4
If the file address field contains only one address then that address is divided like so: '
C:\filen' (visible) '
ame.mp4' (not visible)
I hope that is clear?