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Old 10th April 2008, 09:59 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Organizing recordings

I'm finding that the number of recordings is rapidly growing, especially since I started recording TV series (whereas I used to pretty much only record movies). So I'm wondering if there is any way to automate the process of stashing Tv series each in their own sub-folder. I'm sure I saw some utility somewhere for doing this, but can't find it now.

To complicate things a bit further, I use MCEBuddy which automatically archives the raw TV recordings into a compressed format and moves them to my other hard drive. I am very happy with MCEBuddy (except I haven't got commercial removal working yet, but I'll get that figured out one way or another I'm sure)
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I believe the new version of MYTV will have this function, but it is not released yet. jump over to the forum and have a look http://mytv.senseitweb.com/forums/ . Hope that is what you are looking for.
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Dawned on me where I saw the option - in MCEBuddy itself. I've enabled it - hopefully this means from now on, series recordings that are converted by MCEBuddy, will get automatically placed into subfolders based on the filename, which is ideal.

Edit: It works, but only drawback is it doesn't differentiate between series and other recording such as movies - so movies etc also get put in their own folder. Not perfect, but still more organized than everything dumped in a single folder.

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