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<blockquote data-quote="jonaskp" data-source="post: 398502" data-attributes="member: 26015"><p>If the episode numbers are empty, then that is definately a problem with the EPG.</p><p>Personally I wouldn't use the Episode name for two reasons: 1: As you have noticed, its actually very rare this is even in the EPG (atleast correctly) 2: There is a chance that the episode name that is in the EPG is not the "correct" name that is written on Thetvdb.com and could therefor confuse the parser. It's more safe to just use the episode numbers.</p><p></p><p>Remember that you have to set the series to be using absolute numbers, when first scanning and importing the series. As far as I know, it is not possible to have a mix of Season/Episode and absolute numbering for the same series. This means that any episode of the show that you currently have named like this "Title - 01x02" would have to be renamed if you plan on using the absolute numbering from now on.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I have tried playing a bit with the absolute numbering, but haven't gotten it to parse correctly yet. As far as I have discovered, it seems that when using absolute numbering, you still have to write as if the episode is part of season 1. Example: "Title - 01x150". I am not sure if it is working, but that's what I've read.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jonaskp, post: 398502, member: 26015"] If the episode numbers are empty, then that is definately a problem with the EPG. Personally I wouldn't use the Episode name for two reasons: 1: As you have noticed, its actually very rare this is even in the EPG (atleast correctly) 2: There is a chance that the episode name that is in the EPG is not the "correct" name that is written on Thetvdb.com and could therefor confuse the parser. It's more safe to just use the episode numbers. Remember that you have to set the series to be using absolute numbers, when first scanning and importing the series. As far as I know, it is not possible to have a mix of Season/Episode and absolute numbering for the same series. This means that any episode of the show that you currently have named like this "Title - 01x02" would have to be renamed if you plan on using the absolute numbering from now on. I have tried playing a bit with the absolute numbering, but haven't gotten it to parse correctly yet. As far as I have discovered, it seems that when using absolute numbering, you still have to write as if the episode is part of season 1. Example: "Title - 01x150". I am not sure if it is working, but that's what I've read. [/QUOTE]
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