My Foobar Honey/Season 1/My Foobar Honey (2005) S1E01.mkv BONUS: Reset MakeMKV's default template pattern!.From CLI, move the second disc's episode to conform with Kodi's TV Show naming conventions.Since the prior transcode stopped at three(3), the offset is "4".The template will use a "pattern" that offsets from where the last disc transcoded left off.Adjust the MakeMKV's Output file name template for the second disc.Set the name of the disc to the TV Show name, year of the season being transcoded.Setup the Output file name template for the first disc.
Adjust MakeMKV to save the first disc conforming to Kodi's TV Show naming conventions.Both discs have three episodes each.ģ.1 High level outline of the steps taken Season 1(one) of the show is delivered with two discs.Which means that the first episode of the first season would be named: My Foobar Honey (2005) S01E01.The recommended approach for naming a TV show episode can be found at Naming video files/TV shows.With Season 1(one), produced in the year 2005.You are going to transcode a TV show named, "My Foobar Honey".On the "Advanced" tab, there is an entry titled, Output file name template:īy combining the use of the "name" of the disc with different Output Filename Template patterns, one can ease how TV show episodes are named. MakeMKV has a, "preferences" dialog, allowing end-users to change different settings. This HOW-TO article provides a general strategy with a specific example done using MakeMKV-with-Linux solution. What is problematic is when that TV Show has multiple seasons and episodes, the renaming of the various "MKV" files can becoming daunting. When using MakeMKV to transcode a disc that contains multiple TV show episodes, manually renaming things is fairly trivial. 4.5 Using some "shell" wizardry, rename the new files.4.3 Adjust MakeMKV for the second disc.3.1 High level outline of the steps taken.
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