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<blockquote data-quote="Gilean" data-source="post: 1127827" data-attributes="member: 136561">Thanks for the tip, I hadn't touched that &quot;Aired/DVD-order&quot; link before! It hasn'tbeen&nbsp; too much of a problem though, as I have been just manually identifying the episodes if I haven't got auto-match. But it seems to me that switching between aired/dvd does only sort the view, as when I choose &quot;Babylon 5&quot; for series and then select &quot;All&quot; episodes, it shows all the entries that TVDB have anyway. The database having mostly only aired TV episodes and such is understandable though.I did read the wiki, and it explains how you can add episodes that are not found at TheTVDB database. But I wonder, is it possible to add extra &quot;seasons&quot; and episodes manually to local database, using the series that actually is at TVDB? For example, there are seasons 01-05 and Specials in TVDB database for Babylon 5. I would like to add a special season called &quot;Extras&quot; and put an episode called &quot;Making of Babylon 5&quot; under that season. And then I would put all other various extras under that same &quot;fake season&quot; as episodes the same way. And then adding manually all the pictures and info when needed.So, I tried to import that &quot;Making of Babylon 5&quot; with MP-TVSeries, and manually corrected Series to &quot;Babylon 5&quot;, Season ID to &quot;Extras&quot; and &quot;Episode ID&quot; to 01. The name of the series was matched successfully, but I didn't get to manually identify the episodes, the parsing just went through automatically when I clicked Next on that series selection screen and I got message saying &quot;Adding 1 new file(s) to database&quot;. Still, I don't see that entry on database (and there is nothing hidden either). What I am missing here?If what I tried to do is not possible, then I guess I could always create a whole new series called &quot;Babylon 5 - Extras&quot; but I wouldn't like to have duplicate serie names like that, if I can avoid it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gilean, post: 1127827, member: 136561"] Thanks for the tip, I hadn't touched that "Aired/DVD-order" link before! It hasn'tbeen too much of a problem though, as I have been just manually identifying the episodes if I haven't got auto-match. But it seems to me that switching between aired/dvd does only sort the view, as when I choose "Babylon 5" for series and then select "All" episodes, it shows all the entries that TVDB have anyway. The database having mostly only aired TV episodes and such is understandable though. I did read the wiki, and it explains how you can add episodes that are not found at TheTVDB database. But I wonder, is it possible to add extra "seasons" and episodes manually to local database, using the series that actually is at TVDB? For example, there are seasons 01-05 and Specials in TVDB database for Babylon 5. I would like to add a special season called "Extras" and put an episode called "Making of Babylon 5" under that season. And then I would put all other various extras under that same "fake season" as episodes the same way. And then adding manually all the pictures and info when needed. So, I tried to import that "Making of Babylon 5" with MP-TVSeries, and manually corrected Series to "Babylon 5", Season ID to "Extras" and "Episode ID" to 01. The name of the series was matched successfully, but I didn't get to manually identify the episodes, the parsing just went through automatically when I clicked Next on that series selection screen and I got message saying "Adding 1 new file(s) to database". Still, I don't see that entry on database (and there is nothing hidden either). What I am missing here? If what I tried to do is not possible, then I guess I could always create a whole new series called "Babylon 5 - Extras" but I wouldn't like to have duplicate serie names like that, if I can avoid it. [/QUOTE]

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