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<font size="-1"><font face="Arial">I can attest to what Anduin was
saying about /foo/VIDEO_TS; as I tested this out last night on a bunch
of different DVDs that I have ripped in different formats. At first I
had all of the VOB, IFO, BUP files in their own directory which carried
the name of the movie. When I did this, the video manager showed all
of the individual files (as David said). But then I created a new
subdirectory called "VIDEO_TS" under the "foo" directory, and it worked
like a charm! After adding the VIDEO_TS subdirectory, I only saw a
single entry in the video manager for each of the DVDs after that
change. I will mention, though, that the video manager seems to be
case sensitive; as I found that it MUST be "VIDEO_TS" in all caps with
the underscore separation and no other way; or it won't work.<br>
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So my final setup ended up something like this: /foo/VIDEO_TS/video
files (IFO,VOB,BUP)<br>
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[Oh, and I AM talking about the video manager view and not the media
browser (gallery) view.]<br>
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<br>
Brad<br>
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<blockquote cite="mid:%3C46665453.6040702@cpfc.org%3E" type="cite">I am
running:
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Version: 0.20-svn20070122-0.0ubuntu6
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By the video manager I mean the part of myth video where one edits the
meta data not the list or gallery view.
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Dave
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