#TV


Fix to the XBMC “could not enumerate file” error

Usu­al­ly, this hap­pens with files being loaded into the library don’t have the required reg­u­lar expres­sion pat­tern that XBMC is look­ing for, when it loads files into the library. That reg­u­lar expres­sion is usu­al­ly in the form of anything_s01e02 for exam­ple (sea­son num­ber, and episode num­ber). When this occurs, you may still view the episodes but you have to go through the “Files” way of view­ing it; not through your TV’s library (like the oth­er TV episodes them­selves).

After going through XBMC wik­i’s page regard­ing “Nam­ing video files/TV shows,” here’s the Nzb­Drone set­tings that I use now to rename my Ani­me episode files:

nzbdrone-xbmc-filename-friendly-format

For easy copy­pas­ta:

  • Stan­dard Episode For­mat
    Ex. Series_Title_2010.s01e01_Episode_Title_(1)
    {Series_CleanTitle}.s{season:00}e{episode:00}_{Episode_Title}
  • Dai­ly Episode For­mat
    Ex. Series_Title_2010.2013–10-30_Episode_Title_(1)
    {Series_CleanTitle}.{Air-Date}_{Episode_Title}
  • Ani­me Episode For­mat
    Ex. Series_Title_2010.s01e01_Episode_Title_(1)
    {Series_CleanTitle}.s{season:00}e{episode:00}_{Episode_Title}
  • Ani­me Episode For­mat
    Ex. Series_Title_2010.s01e01_Episode_Title_(1)
    {Series_CleanTitle}.s{season:00}e{episode:00}_{Episode_Title}
  • Mul­ti-Episode Style = “Extend­ed”
    Ex. Series_Title_2010.s01e01-02_Episode_Title

Conan O’Brien — American Express Commercial

Final­ly got to see Conan’s return to TV last night. I watched his first episode via TBS. Pret­ty fun­ny as usu­al. Mean­while, I have to give props to the lat­est com­mer­cial from Amer­i­can Express star­ring him. It just came in the right time.

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The Lonely Island Live Debut Performance

Twitpic from 20090512 Late Night with Jimmy Fallon

Just in case you missed it, The Lone­ly Island rocked the mic last night for their live debut per­for­mance at Late Night With Jim­my Fal­lon. They per­formed “I’m on a Boat” but Black Thought filled in for T‑Pain with an auto-tune. What scary is that they sound good HA!

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