Can the parsing code be adapted to support the standard naming/release convention being used by every fansub group out there?
The convention is: [< fansub group name >]< title >-[< episide >][< quality >][< crc >].mkv
(the format is getting screwed up by github's parsing and its removing the underscores. I'm sure though you have seen the way they are named and the example below is correct except for the underscores around the episode name and number.
For example this is one that does not currently parse:
[UTW]Accel_World-01[h264-720p][F574698F].mkv
anidb, trakt and others all show Accel World as a valid show and display all of its info but due to the parsing in this plugin, it does not accept it. I for one would prefer not having to change the naming as I am then unable to track the fansub group who released it for example at a minimum. The quality and crc could be embedded in metadata but that would end up editing all of my hundreds/thousands of episodes that are currently not being parsed.
Can the parsing code be adapted to support the standard naming/release convention being used by every fansub group out there?
The convention is: [< fansub group name >]< title >-[< episide >][< quality >][< crc >].mkv
(the format is getting screwed up by github's parsing and its removing the underscores. I'm sure though you have seen the way they are named and the example below is correct except for the underscores around the episode name and number.
For example this is one that does not currently parse:
[UTW]Accel_World-01[h264-720p][F574698F].mkv
anidb, trakt and others all show Accel World as a valid show and display all of its info but due to the parsing in this plugin, it does not accept it. I for one would prefer not having to change the naming as I am then unable to track the fansub group who released it for example at a minimum. The quality and crc could be embedded in metadata but that would end up editing all of my hundreds/thousands of episodes that are currently not being parsed.