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Updated Anime naming scheme (markdown)

Red Hodgerson 2016-04-10 21:27:38 -05:00
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@ -30,4 +30,12 @@ The above renaming scheme is an example that will let your anime have almost the
Feel free to modify this naming scheme to your personal preference or take comfort on knowing that the scheme, as described here, is well tested.
One more note. If you ever want to rename your files to exactly their original state, you can use AniDB O'Matic for that. It's a tool that hooks directly into the info on anidb and parses your files by hash. It can then rename to the original name as stored at anidb. Be warned though. The hashing may take a very long time.
One more note. If you ever want to rename your files to exactly their original state, you can use AniDB O'Matic for that. It's a tool that hooks directly into the info on anidb and parses your files by hash. It can then rename to the original name as stored at anidb. Be warned though. The hashing may take a very long time.
### Anime Manual Import Issue ###
Per the forum post [here] (https://forums.sonarr.tv/t/sonarr-not-finding-all-files/8618/4), Sonarr currently has trouble parsing absolute episode numbers over 100, since it then treats the first digit as a season with the following two digits as the episode number. The current workaround for this issue is to add any release group name in brackets at the beginning of the file name.
Example:
* Bad absolute file name: Show.234.Episode.Name.mkv
* Modified file name: [DND] Show.234.Episode.Name.mkv