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<blockquote data-quote="Darrin2101" data-source="post: 130284" data-attributes="member: 24353">Great plugin, a valuable asset to Mediaportal.Although it's proved pretty accurate identifying my shows (after a bit of filename tweaking on my part) there are occasions when even though the file name is in the right format and matches an entry in the database it still gets it wrong.For instance, I have a few episodes of Doctor Who, a couple from Season 12 (Tom Baker) and a couple from the recent season 2 (David Tennant). Although, to avoid confusion the online data base distinguishes between having two different season twos by listing one of them as &quot;Doctor Who (2005)&quot; I can't seem to get it to separate the entries. Is there a way to manually force a change of entry for one of them? Changing the filename and rescanning (which has worked for some of my tweaks) doesn't seem to work. It seems to take your first answer and lumps everything under the same banner. Surely there's a way to override this?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Darrin2101, post: 130284, member: 24353"] Great plugin, a valuable asset to Mediaportal. Although it's proved pretty accurate identifying my shows (after a bit of filename tweaking on my part) there are occasions when even though the file name is in the right format and matches an entry in the database it still gets it wrong. For instance, I have a few episodes of Doctor Who, a couple from Season 12 (Tom Baker) and a couple from the recent season 2 (David Tennant). Although, to avoid confusion the online data base distinguishes between having two different season twos by listing one of them as "Doctor Who (2005)" I can't seem to get it to separate the entries. Is there a way to manually force a change of entry for one of them? Changing the filename and rescanning (which has worked for some of my tweaks) doesn't seem to work. It seems to take your first answer and lumps everything under the same banner. Surely there's a way to override this? [/QUOTE]

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