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nfo file examples

Kodi

You won't need below if you name the folders as per Kodi's naming scheme i.e Movie name (year).

Example for TV Series with example structure:

antisa@antisa-desktop:/mnt/nas/Serije$ tree -d Earth\ Final\ Conflict\ -\ Season\ 1-5\ \(All\ seasons\)/
Earth Final Conflict - Season 1-5 (All seasons)/
├── Earth Final Conflict - Season 1
├── Earth Final Conflict - Season 2
├── Earth Final Conflict - Season 3
├── Earth Final Conflict - Season 4
├── Earth Final Conflict - Season 5
└── Earth Final Conflict Soundtrack
└── tvshow.nfo

Put the nfo file named tvshow.nfo under the main folder as show above. File contains:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>
<tvshow>
    <title>Earth: Final Conflict</title>
    <plot></plot>
    <userrating></userrating>
    <mpaa></mpaa>
    <uniqueid type="tmdb" default="true">2840</uniqueid>  <!-- add a value to type="" eg imdb, tmdb, home, sport, docu, see sample below -->
    <genre></genre>
    <premiered>1997-10-06</premiered> <!-- yyyy-mm-dd -->
    <year>1997</year>
    <episodeguide>2840</episodeguide>
    <status></status>
    <studio></studio>
</tvshow>

Now update the library and it should show up.

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