Netherlands
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- #11
Oke first analysis:
1a: Most movies are the only files in that folder so it picks the folder name by default (this is by design)
1b: For unknown reasons the files in your F:\Movies\HD\T folder are not seen as individual movies and it still tries to use the folder name (need to research this)
2: It will do a sanity check on the folder name to see if it can be used as search criteria.
One of these checks is that foldernames consisting of only one character should never be used. So it goes up another level to the 'HD' folder which is valid
3: the file/foldername get cleaned from keywords specified in the regular expression filter, this include the term 'HD' so the final search criteria winds up as "" (empty string)
so i have to fix what's happening in 1b) and improve the logic for steps 2 and 3
1a: Most movies are the only files in that folder so it picks the folder name by default (this is by design)
1b: For unknown reasons the files in your F:\Movies\HD\T folder are not seen as individual movies and it still tries to use the folder name (need to research this)
2: It will do a sanity check on the folder name to see if it can be used as search criteria.
One of these checks is that foldernames consisting of only one character should never be used. So it goes up another level to the 'HD' folder which is valid
3: the file/foldername get cleaned from keywords specified in the regular expression filter, this include the term 'HD' so the final search criteria winds up as "" (empty string)
so i have to fix what's happening in 1b) and improve the logic for steps 2 and 3
