2022-04-02, 22:18
Normally if a single TV series has content across multiple folders, Kodi see's that as one unified entry in the library database. Cool, amazing, exactly what I and I imagine anyone else would want 99% of the time. But is there a way to have both folders be treated as discrete entries?
The situation I have is the anime series Sailor Moon, which had a heavily edited English release through the late 90s and an uncensored release much more recently. For nostalgic reasons I have both versions and I had them both in the same folder. So each episode existed twice, one in SD DVD from the old DVD release and one in 1080p BluRay with the more recent uncensored release.
What I'd like to do is instead put these in separate folders and have them as two entries in the library. Two district 'series' in my library, with the same name (I'd edit the series name to clarify which is which), pulling from the same metadata source, but 'separate' for the organizational reasons of my library. Is there a way to do this?
The situation I have is the anime series Sailor Moon, which had a heavily edited English release through the late 90s and an uncensored release much more recently. For nostalgic reasons I have both versions and I had them both in the same folder. So each episode existed twice, one in SD DVD from the old DVD release and one in 1080p BluRay with the more recent uncensored release.
What I'd like to do is instead put these in separate folders and have them as two entries in the library. Two district 'series' in my library, with the same name (I'd edit the series name to clarify which is which), pulling from the same metadata source, but 'separate' for the organizational reasons of my library. Is there a way to do this?
