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<blockquote data-quote="Baboonanza" data-source="post: 637322" data-attributes="member: 101901">It doesn't really matter how you name stuff if you use TV Series and MovingPictures. For instance, I don't bother having the year in the movie name since this will get pulled from IMDB anyway (though I guess it would help with conflict resolution).I've also given up having separate folders for TV Show seasons. I just put all the episodes (correctly named) into one dir for the series and it works perfectly well.Also I recommend using <a href="http://code.google.com/p/tvepisoderenamer/" target="_blank">TVEpisodeRenamer</a> for TV Shows. You link the shows to their TVBD entry and then it'll rename all the files to any format you like including episode titles. It's a little unintuitive though, quick guide is Tools-&gt;Select Show and find the show then Tools-&gt;Smart Load to load your series dir, then Tools-&gt;Rename Files.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Baboonanza, post: 637322, member: 101901"] It doesn't really matter how you name stuff if you use TV Series and MovingPictures. For instance, I don't bother having the year in the movie name since this will get pulled from IMDB anyway (though I guess it would help with conflict resolution). I've also given up having separate folders for TV Show seasons. I just put all the episodes (correctly named) into one dir for the series and it works perfectly well. Also I recommend using [URL="http://code.google.com/p/tvepisoderenamer/"]TVEpisodeRenamer[/URL] for TV Shows. You link the shows to their TVBD entry and then it'll rename all the files to any format you like including episode titles. It's a little unintuitive though, quick guide is [B]Tools->Select Show[/B] and find the show then [B]Tools->Smart Load[/B] to load your series dir, then [B]Tools->Rename Files[/B]. [/QUOTE]

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