Cleaning out the cobwebs

[Scott D 69]

I've been running my server for about a year now.  Things have been running great.  The developers are fantastic at getting back when I have had the occassional glitch.  Most of the time the problem was sitting at my keyboard.  Thanks for a great system.

 

I have noticed over time and changes to server version, that the file structure is changing.  I assume this is for better performance.  I have noticed that as media is being added, some of the folders/files that were added automatically in the past are not being added anymore. 

 

Without doing a complete rebuild of libraries or fresh install, is it possible to get a list of files/folders that are still being used?  Or, if easier, which files/folders are no longer being used.  I realize most of the files/folders are small in size, but when spread over large libraries the total used adds up quickly.  Below is what I am looking at currently:

 

 

MOVIE FILE STRUCTURE –

PARENT FOLDER

extrafanart - folder

extrathumbs - folder

.actors - folder

 

banner.jpg

clearart.png

disc.png

fanart.png

folder.png

landscape.png

logo.png

poster.png

moviename-320.bif

 

moviename.(MEDIA TYPE, MKV, MP4, etc.)

moviename.nfo

 

 

TV SERIES FILE STRUCTURE

PARENT FOLDER

           extrafanart - folder

extrathumbs- folder

.actors - folder

SEASON xx(s) – folder(s)

 

banner.jpg

clearart.png

fanart.png

folder.png

landscape.png

logo.png

poster.png

seasonxx-banner.jpg(s)

seasonxx-landscape.jpg(s)

seasonxx-poster.jpg(s)

seasonxx-fanart.jpg(s)

tvshow.nfo

 

TV SERIES SEASON FOLDERS

.actors - folder

Showname SxxExx.jpg

Showname SxxExx.(MEDIA TYPE, MKV, MP4, etc.)

Showname SxxExx.nfo

Showname SxxExx-thumb.jpg

Showname SxxExx-320.bif

season.nfo

 

 

Thanks for any info.

[Luke 42080]

We don't have a way to give you a list of files being used, but you can check out our naming guidelines on the wiki which goes over both media and images:

 

https://github.com/MediaBrowser/Wiki/wiki/Movie%20naming

 

And that should give you a pretty good idea. Thanks.