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[TMDb] Use absolute numbering / episode groups #492
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TheTvDb will be removed. So this issue can (sadly) be closed. |
It seems that TMDb has this ability to sort, or have registered, by absolute number. |
You are right! Thanks! Tested it for Scrubs and The Simpsons but they don't have groups. Futurama on the other hand: {
"results": [
{
"description": "",
"episode_count": 129,
"group_count": 9,
"id": "5ad2557a0e0a266c25015a52",
"name": "DVD Order",
"network": null,
"type": 3
},
{
"description": "",
"episode_count": 128,
"group_count": 10,
"id": "5ad25f9b0e0a266c3101674b",
"name": "Digital Order",
"network": null,
"type": 4
},
{
"description": "",
"episode_count": 130,
"group_count": 8,
"id": "5ad24bf4c3a3683eed0145a8",
"name": "Production Order",
"network": null,
"type": 6
}
],
"id": 615
} I'M hijacking this issue for TMDb. :-) |
can't wait to have this feature because renaming hundreds of episodes is an impossible mission for me |
I would love to get this higher up. I have some shows ripped from DVD which have different ordering than TMDB uses by default. So all scraped information is wrong. |
If we're talking about Anime then a lot more needs to be done then just scraping. Anime fansubs have over time gotten a fairly solidified naming scheme, just taking one example that is completely tripping up ME. This is the original release name for these:
First of all, it doesn't recognise the name from the filenames, it only works off of folder names apparently, but that's not that big of a deal when there's a search field. And I'll be honest I'm a little confused what exactly it's parsing here... ... I should stop Anyway, what I'm saying is ME should probably detect and ignore CRC32s, i.e. 8-digit alphanumeric strings that don't explicitely match one of the common Season-Episode formats. Most fansubs are using Ideally it would also be possible to retain the CRC32 and Release Group (although that one is tricky) when renaming and use both absolute and season-numbering in the filename. That would make it easier to use different scrapers depending on the setup. On something like Jellyfin you'd for example have the ability to have 2 libraries, one with an absolute-numbering scraper (like AniDB), and one with a season scraper like TMDb. A couple years back I made myself a naming format that worked well for this: One more thing: It would be super duper mega cool if we could have a mode where the renamer doesn't rename the actual file but instead creates a hard link (if possible, otherwise symlink) with an appropriate name. That would make it infinitely easier to continue sharing via BitTorrent clients since most Anime are distributed that way. edit:
And it's seeing the correct seasons, but is still taking the episode out of the resolution :D |
The prior post seems a bit off-topic here, but I'm glad there's now a separate PR for it (definitely also helpful). On topic though, I would also greatly appreciate support for TMDb "episode groups" feature - because this involves not only absolute order, but also DVD order etc. Among the available scrapers, this is the only one with multiple orders accessible, and I would find this super helpful (in my case, for Doctor Who, where I much prefer DVD order over having "Specials" as a separate category) |
I'm exactly here pushing this because of Futurama :) |
Hi all! Sorry for the delayed response. I'm currently not able to look into this (due to time constraints; please see #1710). If there are contributors out there who want to help, I'm happy to review any pull requests! Regards, |
Asked on forum.kodi.tv
Many people don't structure animes into seasons. If you take for example "One Piece", TheTvDb lists 19 seasons. It should also be possible to have "one season" that contains all episodes because a lot of websites and users organize animes like that.
TheTvDb's API v2 has a field "absoluteNumber" (see https://api.thetvdb.com/swagger#!/Series/get_series_id_episodes). We could take that number to organize animes.
Maybe make that an option or introduce another "anime" section. I'm thinking about adding "Absolute Order" to the Drop Down List that already contains "DVD Order" and "Aired Order".
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