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{{see also|Add-on:Confluence#Media flags|Naming video files}} ...kind of source flag is provided depends on the skin you are using and its naming convention.

== Track naming template == ...kodi}} to rip CD's, use these tags to set the filename of the ripped music files.

The naming of the set, and the movies contained within the set, is controlled by the s ...it Movie Sets. This is a Library only feature and cannot be used in Videos>Files. Movies must have already been scraped into the library.

...'' that is used for DVD and Bluray folders. It can also be used for Single Files when the following conditions are met... ...ie Folder with artwork, nfo file, trailer and theme.<br> Take note of file naming and location.'''''

...the Kodi library. Instead they create what is known as '''[[NFO_files|NFO files]]'''. This file holds all the metadata for that particular movie, tv show o ; {{see also|NFO files}}

...user nominated folder that {{kodi}} will look in first for artwork or NFO files for ''any'' artist. <br> ...lly fetch local art and information from NFO files depended upon the music files being in a strict '''Artist > Album > Songs''' folder structure.

Starting in v13, you can set "episode bookmarks" for video files or ISOs that contain [[Naming_video_files/Episodes#Multi-Episode_Files|mult .../Episodes#Multi-Episode_Files|Multi-episode naming]] for how to name video files that contain more than one episode.

...scraper sites. This information will be exported to NFO files, and the NFO files will be modified with the required changes. ...evel experience with {{kodi}} and assumes you are familiar with '''''[[NFO files]]''''', '''''[[Import-export_library|Exporting]]''''', '''''[[Artwork]]''''

{{mininav|[[NFO files]]}} ...r TV Shows are a little bit more complex as they require the following NFO files:

...at the bottom of the page and when trying to match the order with how your files are named, you can confirm it with the page URL ..., can also have it's own content settings, which can be checked via Video->Files->"highlight show folder"-> context menu-> change content-> settings. The fo

...an do '''[[#Scanning files without renaming them|this]]''' to scan in many files without having to rename them. ...t to use the typical {{highlight|S##E##}} '''[[naming video files/TV shows|naming convention]]'''.

Added regex to match some awful TV naming that has no season. Using the expected TV folder naming structure still allows the TV show "Extras".

{{warning|For media files that are stored on network sources: [[UPnP]] cannot be used to create a lib ...:''' Select '''VIDEOS''' in the home screen menu. <br />(Or select ''Enter files section'' if that button is visible)

...are stored on your hard drives does not affect Video Versions. Your video files can continue to be in their own folder, on different drives or in a single To increase the accuracy of the scan, especially when using nfo files, ensure:

== Manually downloaded external subtitle files == To use stand-alone subtitle files with video files, put them in the same folder as the video file or alternatively go to the [

...ded tags in music files. The video library can read tags in *.mp4 or *.mkv files when this setting is enabled.<br>This feature is limited in the tags that a ...ing unless you have deliberately set proper and correct tags in your video files. Incorrect tags will cause the scraper to fail on all movies containing bad

| Checks for new media files on {{kodi}} startup. | {{see also|Import-export library|Backup|NFO files}}

...able since v18.x. They are similar in principle to the tags saved in audio files. Only limited support for video tags is available at this time.<section end ...y already contain useful metadata (the reverse however is also true - many files contain "junk" metadata, hence why the feature defaults to off).

*The recommended method to organise your music files *The recommended method for tagging your music files

* Support for Hi10P (aka 10bit) playback of h.264 video files, commonly found in anime releases. ...do a backup of your [[Userdata]] folder (where all the settings/library DB files are stored).