Anidb mismatch for episodes listed as "Other"

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gimmeth
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Anidb mismatch for episodes listed as "Other"

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The new FLCL series is proving a challenge for Filebot. I am trying to get Anidb to recognize it, but here's what happens:

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[gryphon@jdc-user TOXICROAK]$ filebot -rename -non-strict --action test --db Anidb --q "Furi Kuri Alternative" --format "/home/gryphon/TOXICROAK/Videos/Anime/Series/{primaryTitle}/{primaryTitle} - {episode.speci
al ? 'S'+special.pad(2) : e.pad(2)} - {t}" ./FLCL/Season\ 3/FLCL\ -\ S03E05\ -\ Shake\ It\ Off.mkv
Rename episodes using [AniDB]
Fetching episode data for [Futakoi Alternative]
[TEST] from [/home/gryphon/TOXICROAK/FLCL/Season 3/FLCL - S03E05 - Shake It Off.mkv] to [/home/gryphon/TOXICROAK/Videos/Anime/Series/Futakoi Alternative/Futakoi Alternative - 05 - 7 DAYZ (...and Happy 
Dayz).mkv]
Processed 1 files
The title "Furi Kuri Alternative" is on anidb: https://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?s ... &aid=13258

However, this show was initially released as a movie, now it is being reaired as separate episodes. The episodes are being marked up in Anidb as "other." Filebot doesn't seem to understand this, so I think it's just ignoring the show completely and doing its best with "Futakoi Alternative."

Is there any way to get filebot to recognize these "other" episodes?
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Re: Anidb mismatch for episodes listed as "Other"

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Unfortunately, no. "other" type entries are ignored, as most "other" type entries usually lead to mismatches.

There's no way to change this behaviour, but future release could, assuming this is not just an outlier, but something that affects many shows.
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Re: Anidb mismatch for episodes listed as "Other"

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This also affects "Star Blazers 2202": https://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?s ... &aid=12051
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Is there any rule we could use to pick "other" episodes instead of "regular" episodes?

e.g. if there's more "other" than "regular" then "other" should be the episode data that FileBot works with? Do normal shows tend to have lots of "other" episodes with length more than 20 min?
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Re: Anidb mismatch for episodes listed as "Other"

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rednoah wrote: 10 Oct 2018, 07:22 Is there any rule we could use to pick "other" episodes instead of "regular" episodes?

e.g. if there's more "other" than "regular" then "other" should be the episode data that FileBot works with? Do normal shows tend to have lots of "other" episodes with length more than 20 min?
Great question. I have no idea what other sorts of data the "other" category is used for. Anidb's schema taxonomy isn't particularly robust, unfortunately :P

If you wanted to solve the two specific problem shows we've identified in this thread in the narrowest way possible, maybe you could see if all normal episodes contain the word 'Movie' and are >= 50 mins in length, then attempt matching against "other" episodes.
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gimmeth wrote: 10 Oct 2018, 15:36 If you wanted to solve the two specific problem shows we've identified in this thread in the narrowest way possible, maybe you could see if all normal episodes contain the word 'Movie' and are >= 50 mins in length, then attempt matching against "other" episodes.
Yes, making it as narrow as possible is the plan. The "Movie / 50 min" plus lots of Episode-like "other" entries should be pretty reliably as a heuristic.
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