VIDEO_TS folder ?

[raldo]

There is a problem where PVD doesn't register the .ifo file for a DVD when it is located under [moviename]\VIDEO_TS\[].ifo

In PVD there are some regular expressions that seem to deal with this, yet, this doesn't seem to work...

Does anyone have any idea what's going on?

[nostra]

What do you mean with "does not register"?

[raldo]

What do you mean with "does not register"?

Well, a .ifo file located under [moviename]\VIDEO_TS\ is not picked up by PVD, it's ignored.

[rick.ca]

Do your regex include (?i)^.*\\(?P<title>.*)\\VIDEO_TS\\.*\..*?

Is Smart DVD/BD detection set?

[raldo]

Do your regex inclulde (?i)^.*\\(?P<title>.*)\\VIDEO_TS\\.*\..*?

Is Smart DVD/BD detection set?

This works now; I had moved the DVD files one level down in the structure, into [movie name]\video_ts\[].ifo and I forgot to mention that the movie was already *in* pvd with the original path. I.e: There is no "file path change" notifications for DVDs. Is this a bug?

I'm actually testing because of Badger's trouble with DVDs as explained in this thread in the MC forum: http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=52145.50

[rick.ca]

This works now; I had moved the DVD files one level down in the structure, into [movie name]\video_ts\[].ifo and I forgot to mention that the movie was already *in* pvd with the original path. I.e: There is no "file path change" notifications for DVDs. Is this a bug?

My limited testing indicates a file path change is not being detected in this situation (files being moved to a video_ts subdirectory, or moved back to the original location). I'd call it a bug, but I'm not sure exactly what how far it goes. I haven't tried, but I expect a change to a completely different path or drive would be detected.

As expected, if the File Path is removed and the files re-scanned, the regex I mentioned will detect the files and the changed pathnames will be added.