alfred wrote:
From what I can tell, it is more common that tv shows are NOT contained in a folder when you obtain the file.
That is why it is scanning the filename.
For movies, it is the opposite.
They usually come in a folder, and the folder has the correct movie name. The file itself is usually shortforms of the movie name.
Having an option doesn't sound too practical too. Since you will always need to toggle between filename and folder name for priority check.
There is the Database workaround:
If you always get 'camf' filenames (camf.s06e01.dsr.repack.xvid-omicron.avi), you can set 'camf' in the database and type in the IDcode.
This will force all shownames called 'camf' to go to a specific URL to grab the titles.
Showname matchings in database must be exact, but not case sensitive.
Hi Alfred, thanks for your reply. I however submit to you that every single tv show I have ever downloaded comes in it's own folder which contains an sfv and the rars which extracts into the video file. I have been on various private trackers as well as other scene sources.
Of course I understand that this does not apply to everyone but I do feel like adding an option to rename according to folder name is very practical. As every show i download is in a folder, i will check the option to "Toggle folder naming" and forget about it

I will never have to turn it on and off.
And I would like very much to use the database workaround however it happens far too often. Many release groups mess up the file names because they know the folder name reflects the name of the show properly.
Another example, In.Treatment.S02.HDTV.XviD-SCC\In.Treatment.S02E09.HDTV.XviD-aAF\aaf-it.s02e09.avi
Please please consider it :/ I made a donation btw, keep up the good work. Confirmation number: 0BL535890G9938501