my setup is XBOX ONE X, connected via NFS to a local NAS, and using FileBot on every new episode that get added.
now if I don't use FileBot to get all the metadata, Kodi will find the new episode, because my naming scheme is proper, here's an example:
with FileBot it would look something like this
if I try to update my library, game of thrones would get scanned but Blindspot is ignored, if I delete `tvshow.nfo` from Blindspot directory and update the library it would STILL get ignored, but If I downloaded a new TV Show and deleted the `tvshow.nfo` before updating the library it will show it the next update.
the log can be found here and the tvshow.nfo for Blindspot can be found here.
PS: I believe my issue is related to this one 340621 (thread)
now if I don't use FileBot to get all the metadata, Kodi will find the new episode, because my naming scheme is proper, here's an example:
Code:
.../TV Shows/Game of Thrones $ tree
.
└── Season\ 08
└── Game\ of\ Thrones\ -\ S08E01\ -\ Winterfell.mkv
with FileBot it would look something like this
Code:
.../TV Shows/Blindspot $ tree
.
├── Season\ 04
│ ├── Blindspot\ -\ S04E18\ -\ Ohana.mkv
│ ├── folder.jpg
│ └── poster.jpg
├── banner.jpg
├── clearart.png
├── fanart.jpg
├── folder.jpg
├── landscape.jpg
├── logo.png
├── poster.jpg
└── tvshow.nfo
if I try to update my library, game of thrones would get scanned but Blindspot is ignored, if I delete `tvshow.nfo` from Blindspot directory and update the library it would STILL get ignored, but If I downloaded a new TV Show and deleted the `tvshow.nfo` before updating the library it will show it the next update.
the log can be found here and the tvshow.nfo for Blindspot can be found here.
PS: I believe my issue is related to this one 340621 (thread)