Game Tagged as Movie (Tiger Woods)

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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Keep a copy of Tiger Woods named "Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2010.iso" in the
/share/Complete folder
2. Run a scan of your library in Oversight to pickup new files
3. Verify that "Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2010.iso" was tagged as "The
Adventures Of Buckaroo Banzai(1984)"

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
The game should be left out of the scan. Perhaps the default Oversight
unpacking configuration should be set to put games into a different folder
than can be excluded from the indexing. For example, another
subfolder_by_newsgroup could be added to try to catch these items.

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
Latest CSI version. Is the version number indicated somewhere within the
application? If not, perhaps you could put a version number indication
within the footer of the settings/configuration page.

Please provide any additional information below.
This may be a one-off situation that most people will not encounter. I
typically keep my games stored on a separate server... I figured I would
log it anyway.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by lyon.jos...@gmail.com on 17 Aug 2009 at 5:33

Attachments:

• tigerwoods_log.log

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Thanks for the very detailed reports BTW. It's nice to have feedback and know 
that
people want it to improve.

If the game was downloaded via nzbget then the best thing to do is make a copy 
of
unpak.cfg and add more newsgroup categorisations. Eg.

unpak_auto_categorisation_from_newsgroups=1
unpak_subfolder_by_newsgroup_0="erotica:PIN:FOLDER"
unpak_subfolder_by_newsgroup_1="sounds:/share/Music"
unpak_subfolder_by_newsgroup_2="pictures:Pictures"
unpak_subfolder_by_newsgroup_3="games:/share/Games"

 If an nzb file has a group listed in the unpack_subfolder_by_newsgroup options then
the download will be moved directly to the named folder after unpacking, and it 
will
not be cataloged or added to oversight. I should probably make this a wiki page 
:)

Other than that another longer term option would be to mount the iso and make 
sure it
has no typical PS3/Xbox type files. (as I understand they may have video_ts)

Let me know if the unpak rules are not sufficient and I'll happily discuss 
and/or
repoen the issue.

Original comment by lordylo...@gmail.com on 19 Aug 2009 at 1:14

• Changed state: WontFix
• Added labels: Type-Enhancement
• Removed labels: Type-Defect

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Thanks for the follow up. The additional newsgroup categorization was exactly 
what I
was referring to under the Expected Output section of my initial comment. In my
situation, I should probably also remove the "Completed" folder from being 
indexed
altogether. I consider the Completed folder the second level of staging my 
content.

The content first gets put in the downloads folder while it is being 
downloaded, then
gets moved to the completed folder when its done, and finally makes it's way to 
the
destination folder in a cleaned up format (samples removed, files renamed, 
content
indexed into catalog)

This is particularly the case with music. I typically comment out the Music
unpak_subfolder_by_newsgroup_1 item so that the content just gets moved to the
Completed folder. From there, I manually review the music to make sure the 
filenames
fit my naming convention, there is proper album art, and the ID3 tags are 
properly done.

Original comment by lyon.jos...@gmail.com on 19 Aug 2009 at 2:02