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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 997512" data-attributes="member: 76888">Interesting idea. There are a couple of series that have been marked as ended on thetvdb, but have been brought back to life. Recent example is Arrested Development. Creating custom xml files, is too difficult for most end users, However renaming files to a particular special format, dropping images in folders, or saving an empty file with a specific name would be&nbsp; easy enough.&nbsp;A custom manual tv series solution would have to be able to support the following1. Allow user to add content to existing series, eg. DVD extras that are not allowed on tvdb2. Allow user to add custom content not on thetvdb such as series of home movies and provide local copy of fanart + series poster + series banner + season poster + season banner + episode images (either from generated thumbs or jpg)&nbsp;And Possibly:3. Some users might have a big folder of files that don't match the Season + episode naming format and that want to just lump them into a series, where the filename is just displayed under the series. or perhaps lump them into a series+season.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 997512, member: 76888"] Interesting idea. There are a couple of series that have been marked as ended on thetvdb, but have been brought back to life. Recent example is Arrested Development. Creating custom xml files, is too difficult for most end users, However renaming files to a particular special format, dropping images in folders, or saving an empty file with a specific name would be easy enough. A custom manual tv series solution would have to be able to support the following 1. Allow user to add content to existing series, eg. DVD extras that are not allowed on tvdb 2. Allow user to add custom content not on thetvdb such as series of home movies and provide local copy of fanart + series poster + series banner + season poster + season banner + episode images (either from generated thumbs or jpg) And Possibly: 3. Some users might have a big folder of files that don't match the Season + episode naming format and that want to just lump them into a series, where the filename is just displayed under the series. or perhaps lump them into a series+season. [/QUOTE]

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