video paths bug about auto-subliminal HOT 5 CLOSED

Will have a look this evening, but I think paths with , are not supported for now.
It's also related to the fact that this is not the official name of the series. The series name is The Legend of Bruce Lee. The system assumes that everything is stored in this way. But i'll have a look if I can do something about it.

Can you also provide a debug log, where I can see what it actually scans? (Perhaps a trial with only 2 episodes in it?)

@Zeusy123 I think I already mentioned the same for your movie naming. 😉

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Thankyou, sonarr writes the folder name in this format for me as otherwise there would be hundreds of series beginning with letter T

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You can configure sonar to save it in the correct format (use {Series Title} instead of {Series TitleThe}, see https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr/wiki/Sorting-and-Renaming).

I don't see why you don't want to store in the official title (beginning with the) because I assume you have tool (like kodi) to play it. I don't think you'll browse through hundreds of movies in your explorer... So I advise to adapt your naming to save it in the correct way.

But I already had a quick look and it has problems because the different video paths are stored in your config file as a , separated list. Since there is now a , in your path, it splits it and thinks it's a separate path.

See https://github.com/h3llrais3r/Auto-Subliminal/blob/development/autosubliminal/config.py#L41-L48

You should not have a , in your root video folders.
What did you give as video path folder(s) in your config? Normally you give the root folder, not an actual series folder. I think you have the problem because you are directly putting a series folder, with a , in the name, as video path.

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I've just tried it myself, and my thoughts were correct.
You should not add a video directory with a , in the path.
Folders (with a , in the directory name) within that root video folder will be processed correctly.

Since property values are typically separated by a , in a properties file, I will not change anything to this.
The only requirement for listing video directories is that they don't have a , in their path.

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@Zeusy123 Other discussion moved to #26

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