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An Episode is an individual Show of the Season or Series. You may set up MC17 or your Set Top Box to record these shows with a Subscription. |
An Episode is an individual Show of the Season or Series. You may set up MC17 or your Set Top Box to record these shows with a Subscription. |
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==Episode Naming== |
==Episode File Naming== |
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Naming of the Episode files is important because, on import, MC17 will parse the filename to identify that the file is a TV Show, the Series name, Season and Episode numbers and use this data to populate the relevant tags. |
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==Importing== |
==Importing== |
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Revision as of 21:39, 25 May 2012
These instructions cover importing, tagging and cover art for TV Shows.
TV Show Series are well supported byMC17. One thing to get clear is the terminology and hierarchy of terms.
Series
This is the top level term and is the parent name for the set of Seasons and Shows or Episodes. As I am a Frasier fan, I'll use that as my example. So "Frasier" is the Series name.
Season
Most Series have a number of Seasons which consist of sets of Shows or Episodes. A Season may be shown on TV over a number of weeks during a year. Often, the Season may be sold on DVD or Blu-Ray discs.
Episode
An Episode is an individual Show of the Season or Series. You may set up MC17 or your Set Top Box to record these shows with a Subscription.
Episode File Naming
Naming of the Episode files is important because, on import, MC17 will parse the filename to identify that the file is a TV Show, the Series name, Season and Episode numbers and use this data to populate the relevant tags.
Importing
Tags
TVDB
Cover Art
Work in progress!!
See detailed instructions for cover Art