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= Introduction =
= Introduction =
<section begin="intro" />This page will describe the '''{{Kodi}} best practice''' to name Movie files and create the folder structure to save them in. Your movie folder and files will be placed within your Source folder.<section end="intro" />
There are two methods to organise your movies:
# '''Movie Folders'''- Each movie is saved in its own folder within the Source. ''(recommended)''
# '''Flat Folder'''- All movie files are saved in the Source folder


While {{kodi}} can be a little bit flexible, and some users have come up with "unusual" setups for their media files, {{kodi}} will only recommend the Movie Folder method described below.


The default scraper used by {{kodi}} for '''Movies''' is the TheMovieDB (TMDB). Other scrapers are available and can be found by searching the {{kodi}} site '''''[https://kodi.tv/addons/browse?keyword=&category=1185&author=&sort=title+ASC here]'''''
We also recommend that your media is ripped to single files, like .mkv, rather than keeping the needlessly complex structure of Bluray and DVD folders.
:'''''See: [https://www.themoviedb.org/ TheMovieDB]'''''
:'''''See: [[Add-on:The_Movie_Database|TheMovieDB Add-on]]'''''
:'''''See: [[Add-on:Universal_Movie_Scraper|Universal Movie Scraper Add-on]]'''''
{{-}}






= Folder & Naming Conventions =
= Naming =
Once the Source has been created on your drive, there are are two options on how to store your movies.  
The naming of your files and folders is '''critical''' to ensure the scrapers can correctly identify the movie, and it is simple to achieve.


'''''Movie Name (Year)''''' - This is the correct naming format for both the movie files and movie folders.


'''Note:''' If you are unsure of the name or year check it at the scraper site - either '''[https://www.themoviedb.org/ TheMovieDB website]''' or '''[https://thetvdb.com/ TheTVDB website]''' depending on which scraper you have set.


== Movie Folder ==
This is the '''{{Kodi}} best practide''' method for naming and storing movie media. See the two images below.


*Placing movies in their own folder allows saving of local artwork and nfo files alongside the movie file.
== Filename identifiers ==
*You have the choice of using the Short or Long name format for artwork
<section begin="FilenameID" />Scrapers can optionally lookup via filename identifiers since Matrix (v21) if the scraper supports it. As of v21, [[Add-on:The_Movie_Database_Python|TheMovieDB Python]], [[Add-on:TMDb_TV_Shows|TMDB TV Shows]], and [[Add-on:TVmaze|TV Maze]] scrapers support ID's in the folder or filename.
*Using this method will provide the safest and most accurate scrape of your media collection.
*If using VIDEO_TS or BDMV folder structure you must enable '''Recursive''' lookup when adding the source directory.


Filename identifiers are short tags added to the name of a file that directly provide metadata IDs to Kodi. This method streamlines the scraping process by giving Kodi explicit references to look for in its database. If an identifier could not be looked up using a filename identifier, Kodi falls back to the normal scraping process using title and year.


<gallery mode="packed-overlay" widths="600px" heights="350px">
To take advantage of this feature, include the identifier within the filename and/or the folder (depending on the setting ''[[Adding_video_sources#Set_Content|Movies are in separate folders that match the movie title]]'' in the Set [[Adding_video_sources#Set_Content|Content screen]]) using one of the following supported formats:
File:Video-Movie Folder File Structure.png|Image 1- Folder structure
File:MovieNaming02.jpg|Image 2- Movie Names
</gallery>


'''Notes:'''
* Movie Name (Year) [sourceid=xxxx]
*There is some limited flexibility to correct naming, but not all methods are 100% guaranteed to work.
* Movie Name (Year) [sourceid-xxxx]
*Some skins use modified filenaming to display '''''[[Media_flags|Media Flags]]'''''. These apply to the filename, not the folder name. Check the forum of your skin for correct use.
* Movie Name (Year) [source=xxxx]
* Movie Name (Year) [source-xxxx]
* Movie Name (Year) {sourceid=xxxx}
* Movie Name (Year) {sourceid-xxxx}
* Movie Name (Year) {source=xxxx}
* Movie Name (Year) {source-xxxx}


Where:
: ''sourceid / source'' - the appropriate site identifier of the ID (see Note below)<br/>
: ''xxxx'' - the ID from the site


'''Naming'''
An example of a properly formatted filename would be:
*The name used for the folder and video file is the movie name as displayed at TheMovieDB (we are using default TheMovieDB scraper).
*The second image above is a screenshot of the ''Blade Runner 2049'' movie entry at TheMovieDatabase site. The name of the movie folder and video file should match the name displayed at the scraper site, as shown in the two images above.


<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">/Blade Runner (2017) {tmdb=335984}/Blade Runner (2017) {tmdb=335984}.mkv</syntaxhighlight>


'''Folder'''
*Inside the Source folder, create a folder named with the movie title
*Movie '''Folder''' names must contain the '''Title''' and should contain the '''Year'''. Although not a strict requirement, the year should be in brackets.


'''Note:'''
Not all scraper sites accept all ID's. It is recommended that the sites own ID is used rather than a 3rd party site (eg imdb). 3rd party ID's at scraper sites rely on users to enter that data. It is not uncommon to have these ID's missing.
: ''TheMovieDB'' for Movies and TV Shows - Use TMDB's own ''tmdb'' ID but the scapers will also accepted ''imdb'' and ''tvdb'' if that data is available at the site.
: ''TV Maze'' - only acceptes tvmaze ID's
: ''TVDB'' - As at the release of v21 Omega, the scraper requires updating by TheTVDB<section end="FilenameID" />


'''File'''
*Within the new movie folder, save the video file
*The setting '''Movies are in separate folders that match the movie title''' which is located in the Set Content settings page of the Source has the following effect:
**If '''Enabled''' {{Kodi}} will use the '''folder''' name to scrape the movie
**If '''Disabled''' {{kodi}} will use the '''filename''' to scrape the movie
*In light of the above, and because many users are unaware or forget this setting, {{Kodi}} recommends naming the movie file the same as the folder name as shown in the example image above
*The '''filename''' can be modified to include '''''[[Media_flags|Media Flags]]'''''




= Movie Folders =
{|
! scope="row" colspan="10"  style="width:300px; text-align:left;"|
! scope="row" ! |
|-
| [[File:Video-Movie Folder File Structure.png|left|400px|Image 1- Movie Folders]] ||
{{resize|1.3em|This is the '''recommended''' method for organising your movies}}


== Filename Only ==
All files and folders should be simply named with the name of the movie and the year in brackets. The name should match the name shown at the scraper site.
[[File:Video-Movie File Structure.png|400px|right]]


An alternate method of storing your movies is to save all the movie files inside the Source folder and omit the Movie folder. Also known as a '''flat folder''' structure. See image to right.
Each movie file is placed into its own folder which is then added to your Source.
* Placing movies in their own folder allows saving of local artwork and NFO files alongside the movie file.
* You have the choice of using the Short or Long name format for the artwork. See: '''''[[Movie_artwork#Local_Artwork | Local Artwork]] '''''
* Using this method will provide the safest and most accurate scrape of your media collection.
* Most library related add-ons will only work correctly with this method.
* Some skins use modified file naming to display additional '''''[[Media_flags|Media Flags]]'''''. These apply to the filename, not the folder name.
|-
! scope="row" colspan="10"  style="width:300px;"|
|}


This method requires that the movie file is named correctly as Kodi is forced to use the movie '''filename''' to match the entry at the scraper site.


The movie filename must contain the '''Title''' and should contain the '''Year'''. Although not a strict requirement, the year should be in brackets. It should match the entry at the scraper site as shown in the above images.


= Flat Folder =
{|
! scope="row" colspan="10"  style="width:300px; text-align:left;"|
! scope="row" ! |
|-
| [[File:Video-Movie File Structure.png|left|400px|Image 2- Flat Folder]] ||
An alternate method of storing your movies is to save all the movie files inside the Source folder and omit the Movie folder. Also known as a '''flat folder''' structure.


There are disadvantages using this method:
This method requires that the movie file is named correctly as Kodi is forced to use the movie '''filename''' to match the entry at the scraper site.
*With larger libraries, this method can become untidy and cumbersome to maintain
*If you use nfo files and save local artwork, the folder will become even more cluttered
*Some Artwork add-ons will not work with this method as they require a Movie Folder
*Saving locally stored Artwork will be problematic.
*The option '''Movies are in separate folders that match the movie title''' in the Set Content settings page of the Source does not apply to this method.
{{-}}


The movie filename must contain the '''Title''' with the '''Year''' in parenthesis. The name should match the name shown at the scraper site.


== Extra Video Files ==
It is not uncommon to have extra video files that are somehow related to the main movie. Clips such as bloopers, interviews with cast and crew, production methods, behind the scenes, etc.


{{Kodi}} will see all these additional video files saved inside the movie folder and attempt to scrape them, which will cause incorrect and unwanted multiple entries in the library. How {{kodi}} actually treats these will depend upon which settings are enabled and which folder structure and naming convention is in use.
There are disadvantages using this method:
 
* With larger libraries, this method can become untidy and cumbersome to maintain
To safely store extra video files along with your movie, and have them accessible within {{kodi}}, you will need to install the '''Extras''' add-on. Follow the instructions in the link below to create the correct folder structure. This add-on will only work with Movie Folders.
* If you use nfo files and save local artwork, the Source folder will become even more cluttered
 
* Some library related add-ons will not work with this method as they require a Movie Folder
'''Requires the use of Movie Folders'''
* Some skins use modified file naming to display additional '''''[[Media_flags|Media Flags]]'''''. In rare instances, there may be a mismatch due to conflict with the modified file name.
:{{see|Extras}}
 
 
 
 
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'''{{big|{{red|The remainder of this page deals with Special Use cases and can be safely ignored. Most libraries will not require implementing the following additional name extensions.}}}}'''
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<div style="{{linear-gradient|left|#a1f5e4, #f5f5a1}}">{{next|[[Naming_video_files/TV_shows|'''Naming TV Shows''']]}} </div>
 
 
 
= Stub and Stream Files =
{{main|Media_stubs}}
{{#lst:Media_stubs|intro}}
 
 
{{main|Internet_video_and_audio_streams}}
{{#lst:Internet_video_and_audio_streams|intro}}
 
 
 
= Media Tags / Flags =
{{main|Media flags}}
 
[[File:480.png|50px]] [[File:1080.png|50px]] [[File:720.png|50px]] [[File:1080 n.png|50px]] [[File:480-1.png|50px]]
[[File:Divx.png|80px]] [[File:Xvid.png|80px]] [[File:H264.png|80px]] [[File:Bluray.png|80px]] [[File:Dvd.png|80px]] [[File:Avc1.png|80px]]
[[File:1.33.png|50px]] [[File:1.66.png|50px]] [[File:2.20.png|50px]] [[File:2.35.png|50px]]
 
 
Media flags are icons in Kodi that displays the meta-information from the media file of a movie, TV show or music title. They are skin specific, and what works in one skin, may not work in another skin. It is always best to check with the skin sub-forum which flags and tags are used.
 
'''It is important to note that the skin will display these flags even when these extensions are not used.''' The only difference being that without the extensions, the movie must be played first in order for {{kodi}} to read the audio and video codec data.
 
'''The actual audio and video codec data will override any extension used.''' This means that if you set the extension of, say, '''.ATMOS''' but the video file only has a stereo track, then the '''.ATMOS''' flag will be removed.
 
 
Example- note that movie folders are used, and the folder is simply named while the filename has been modified with extensions.
{| class="prettytable"
|-
! scope="row" ! style="width:400px; background-color:#ffffcc; text-align:left;"| ...\Paul (2011)\Paul (2011).4K.HDR.Atmos.mkv
|}
|}
== 3D movies ==
{{Main|3D}}
Some 3D movies might need an additional file name extension to be identified by Kodi as a 3D movie. See '''[[3D]]''' for details on that additional extension, and when it is needed.






= Split Video Files =
= Split Video Files =
Also known as File Stacking, allows you to combine multiple movie files so they appear and play as the one movie. No longer a common requirement, but still available in {{kodi}} should it be needed.
{{warning|File Stacking for ISO files, Bluray and DVD folders is currently broken and cannot be used. See [https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/issues/16109 Issue report: 16109]}}
 
{|
An example of this use is the Special Extended DVD Edition of ''The Lord of the Rings- The Fellowship of the Ring''. Due to the length of the movie, the movie was split and released on two DVD's requiring a DVD change half way through the movie. This means that when storing this movie, the rip creates two separate movie files. When watching the movie, there will be an interruption when the first part ends and the second part needs to be selected to play.
! scope="row" colspan="10"  style="width:400px; text-align:left;"|
 
! scope="row" ! |
Two options to overcome this issue:
|-
#Combine both movie files into a single movie file.
| [[File:Video-Movie FolderStacking.png|left|400px|Image 3- Split Video Files]] ||
#Leave them as Split Video Files, but allow Kodi to combine them into the one library entry (kodi does not combine the actual movie files)
Also known as ''File Stacking'', allows you to combine multiple movie files so they appear and play as a single movie.<br>
For example: The two disk DVD version of The Lord of the Rings which is ripped into two files for the full movie.<br>
Nowadays, it is no longer a common requirement as there are tools to rejoin into a single movie, but file-stacking is still available in {{kodi}} should it be needed.


To use this function the following steps are required:
To use this function the following steps are required:
#The setting '''Combine split video items''' must be enabled in the Settings menu. '''''See: [[Settings/Media/Videos#Files|Settings>Media>Files]]'''''
# This feature can only be used when '''Movie Folders''' are used.
#Modify the movie file names, as described below, so that Kodi recognises them as Split Video Files
# Modify the video file names, as described in the table below, so that Kodi recognises them as Split Video Files
#Can only be used with the '''Movie Folder & Filename''' method described above
 
The default expressions will NOT stack files which use only a number without the extensions stated below (eg movie1.avi, movie2.avi). This is intentional due to false positives which can occur with sequels, eg Die Hard 1, Die Hard 2, Die Hard 3, etc.
 
 
 
== Movie Files ==
'''These are for multi-part video files in the same Movie folder.''' eg *.mkv, *.mp4, *.avi etc
 
The following are default stacking extensions that can be added to file names.
[[File:Video-Movie FolderStacking.png|600px|right]]




{{note|The setting '''[[Settings/Media/Videos#Files|Combine split video items]]''' has no effect on how this feature works. This setting simply combines the split titles when viewing the entry in Videos>Files.}}
{| class="prettytable"  
{| class="prettytable"  
|-
|-
! colspan="7" style="background-color:#ffffcc;" | # = 1 thru 9 OR A thru D. No space.
! colspan="1" style="background-color:#ffffcc; text-align:left;" | Type
! colspan="7" style="background-color:#ffffcc;" | Stacking Flags
|-
|-
! scope="row" ! style="width:100px; text-align:left;"| Default Stacking Extensions
| scope="row" ! style="width:250px; text-align:left;"| Split single files- ''mkv, mp4 etc''
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|cd#
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|dvd#
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|disc#
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|disk#
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|part#
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|part#
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|cd#
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|dvd#
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|pt#
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|pt#
|style="width:90px; text-align:left;"|A, B, C, D <sup>1</sup>
|-
| scope="row" ! style="width:250px; text-align:left;"| DVD & Bluray folders & ISO files
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|cd#
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|dvd#
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|disc#
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|disk#
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|disk#
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|disc#
|-
! colspan="7" style="background-color:#ffffcc;" | # = A thru D. No space.
|-
! scope="row" ! style="width:100px; text-align:left;"| Default Stacking Extensions
| colspan="7" |moviename'''#'''.ext<br />
eg.<br />
e:\Movies 1\Lucy (2014)A.mkv<br />
e:\Movies 1\Lucy (2014)B.mkv
|}
|}


File stacking can be fine-tuned by the user to match obscure cases using the '''[[Advancedsettings.xml#moviestacking|<moviestacking>]]''' and '''[[Advancedsettings.xml#folderstacking|<folderstacking>]]''' advancedsettings.xml settings.


<sup>1</sup> Example of A, B, C, D flags (no space):
::''The Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)A.mkv''
::''The Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)B.mkv''
|}


== DVD & BluRay Folders ==
If you have preserved the DVD or Bluray folder structure, then use this method for folder stacking.


{| class="prettytable"
|-
! colspan="5" style="background-color:#ffffcc;" | # = 1 thru 9. No space.
|-
! scope="row" ! style="width:100px; text-align:left;"| Default Stacking Extensions
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|cd#
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|dvd#
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|disk#
|style="width:50px; text-align:left;"|disc#
|}




<center>
{| style="border: 1px solid black;"
| scope="row" rowspan="2" style=" text-align:center;" | [[File:Mergefrom.gif|60px|link=Source_folder]]
| style="width:200px; text-align:center;" | '''Previous step'''
| style="width:200px; text-align:center;" | '''Next step'''
| scope="row" rowspan="2" style=" text-align:center;" | [[File:Merge-arrow.gif|60px|link=Naming_video_files/TV_shows]]
|-
| style="width:200px; text-align:center;" | '''[[Source folder]]'''
| style="width:200px; text-align:center;" | '''[[Naming_video_files/TV_shows|TV Show Setup]]'''
|}</center>


== Advanced Stacking Options ==
File stacking can be fine-tuned by the user to match obscure cases using the '''[[Advancedsettings.xml#moviestacking|<moviestacking>]]''' and '''[[Advancedsettings.xml#folderstacking|<folderstacking>]]''' advancedsettings.xml settings.




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Latest revision as of 02:31, 22 April 2024

Create Video Libraries
1. The Basics
2. Source Folder
3. Movie Setup
4a. TV Show Setup
4b. Seasons Setup
4c. Episodes Setup
5. Music Videos Setup
6. Add Source & Scrape
7. Scraping Problems
Home icon grey.png   ▶ Video library ▶ Create Video Library ▶ Movies


Introduction

There are two methods to organise your movies:

  1. Movie Folders- Each movie is saved in its own folder within the Source. (recommended)
  2. Flat Folder- All movie files are saved in the Source folder

While Kodi can be a little bit flexible, and some users have come up with "unusual" setups for their media files, Kodi will only recommend the Movie Folder method described below.

We also recommend that your media is ripped to single files, like .mkv, rather than keeping the needlessly complex structure of Bluray and DVD folders.


Naming

The naming of your files and folders is critical to ensure the scrapers can correctly identify the movie, and it is simple to achieve.

Movie Name (Year) - This is the correct naming format for both the movie files and movie folders.

Note: If you are unsure of the name or year check it at the scraper site - either TheMovieDB website or TheTVDB website depending on which scraper you have set.


Filename identifiers

Scrapers can optionally lookup via filename identifiers since Matrix (v21) if the scraper supports it. As of v21, TheMovieDB Python, TMDB TV Shows, and TV Maze scrapers support ID's in the folder or filename.

Filename identifiers are short tags added to the name of a file that directly provide metadata IDs to Kodi. This method streamlines the scraping process by giving Kodi explicit references to look for in its database. If an identifier could not be looked up using a filename identifier, Kodi falls back to the normal scraping process using title and year.

To take advantage of this feature, include the identifier within the filename and/or the folder (depending on the setting Movies are in separate folders that match the movie title in the Set Content screen) using one of the following supported formats:

  • Movie Name (Year) [sourceid=xxxx]
  • Movie Name (Year) [sourceid-xxxx]
  • Movie Name (Year) [source=xxxx]
  • Movie Name (Year) [source-xxxx]
  • Movie Name (Year) {sourceid=xxxx}
  • Movie Name (Year) {sourceid-xxxx}
  • Movie Name (Year) {source=xxxx}
  • Movie Name (Year) {source-xxxx}

Where:

sourceid / source - the appropriate site identifier of the ID (see Note below)
xxxx - the ID from the site

An example of a properly formatted filename would be: 

/Blade Runner (2017) {tmdb=335984}/Blade Runner (2017) {tmdb=335984}.mkv


Note: Not all scraper sites accept all ID's. It is recommended that the sites own ID is used rather than a 3rd party site (eg imdb). 3rd party ID's at scraper sites rely on users to enter that data. It is not uncommon to have these ID's missing.

TheMovieDB for Movies and TV Shows - Use TMDB's own tmdb ID but the scapers will also accepted imdb and tvdb if that data is available at the site.
TV Maze - only acceptes tvmaze ID's
TVDB - As at the release of v21 Omega, the scraper requires updating by TheTVDB


Movie Folders

Image 1- Movie Folders

This is the recommended method for organising your movies

All files and folders should be simply named with the name of the movie and the year in brackets. The name should match the name shown at the scraper site.

Each movie file is placed into its own folder which is then added to your Source.

  • Placing movies in their own folder allows saving of local artwork and NFO files alongside the movie file.
  • You have the choice of using the Short or Long name format for the artwork. See: Local Artwork
  • Using this method will provide the safest and most accurate scrape of your media collection.
  • Most library related add-ons will only work correctly with this method.
  • Some skins use modified file naming to display additional Media Flags. These apply to the filename, not the folder name.


Flat Folder

Image 2- Flat Folder

An alternate method of storing your movies is to save all the movie files inside the Source folder and omit the Movie folder. Also known as a flat folder structure.

This method requires that the movie file is named correctly as Kodi is forced to use the movie filename to match the entry at the scraper site.

The movie filename must contain the Title with the Year in parenthesis. The name should match the name shown at the scraper site.


There are disadvantages using this method:

  • With larger libraries, this method can become untidy and cumbersome to maintain
  • If you use nfo files and save local artwork, the Source folder will become even more cluttered
  • Some library related add-ons will not work with this method as they require a Movie Folder
  • Some skins use modified file naming to display additional Media Flags. In rare instances, there may be a mismatch due to conflict with the modified file name.


Split Video Files

Stop hand.png File Stacking for ISO files, Bluray and DVD folders is currently broken and cannot be used. See Issue report: 16109
Image 3- Split Video Files

Also known as File Stacking, allows you to combine multiple movie files so they appear and play as a single movie.
For example: The two disk DVD version of The Lord of the Rings which is ripped into two files for the full movie.
Nowadays, it is no longer a common requirement as there are tools to rejoin into a single movie, but file-stacking is still available in Kodi should it be needed.

To use this function the following steps are required:

  1. This feature can only be used when Movie Folders are used.
  2. Modify the video file names, as described in the table below, so that Kodi recognises them as Split Video Files


Note: The setting Combine split video items has no effect on how this feature works. This setting simply combines the split titles when viewing the entry in Videos>Files.

Type Stacking Flags
Split single files- mkv, mp4 etc cd# dvd# disc# disk# part# pt# A, B, C, D 1
DVD & Bluray folders & ISO files cd# dvd# disc# disk#

File stacking can be fine-tuned by the user to match obscure cases using the <moviestacking> and <folderstacking> advancedsettings.xml settings.

1 Example of A, B, C, D flags (no space):

The Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)A.mkv
The Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)B.mkv



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