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JustinT9669
for the last 3 weeks, I've been seeing this bug with stacking.

When I enable stacking

MovieName 2 CD1.avi
MovieName 2 CD2.avi
^ turns to MovieName, the "2" disappears when stacking is on.

and for (one CD) movies with sequels, it would also stack together. for example: The Movie.avi would stack with The Movie 2.avi

here is a pic showing the problem. btw, im using a build compiled about an hour ago and I didn't edit any stacking settings in the XboxMediaCenter.xml.

Unstacked:
IPB Image

Stacked:
IPB Image
("Kill Bill - Volume 1" turns to just "Kill Bill - Volume")
ubernewb
yeah, i've noticed that as well.. it is randomly dropping numbers from every movie title.
here is a list of some of the changes i've noticed on my media box: (original title .... changed)

u571 ..... u
assault on precinct 13 .... assault on precinct
fantastic 4 ..... fantastic

but it only does it when the movie ends with the number. movies like 40 yr old virgin remain untouched..

i think it has to do simply with the way the new stacking coding is set up. it might be better to copy-paste the stacking code from an older build into the new .xml file
LakersRaidersFan
Hey, how do you get the movie icons like that? Those are VIDEO_TS folders right?
JustinT9669
QUOTE(LakersRaidersFan @ Dec 11 2005, 03:43 PM) *

Hey, how do you get the movie icons like that? Those are VIDEO_TS folders right?

no, they're all avi movies. If you want to add icons to ur "VIDEO_TS folders", download the cover (google images or imdb), rename it (folder.jpg), and place it in the VIDEO_TS folder (or what ever folder). For .avi or other medias, rename the jpeg to themoviename.tbn.

on topic...
ubernewb, I'll report the bug.
LakersRaidersFan
Sweet! Thanks for the tip.
JustinT9669
for those having the stacking problem, kraqh3d from xboxmediacenter.de forums found a solution:

remove these 3 lines in your XboxMediaCenter.xml

CODE

<regexp>()[ _\.-]+([0-9]*[abcd]+)(\....)$</regexp>
<regexp>()[\^ _\.-]+([0-9]+)(\....)$</regexp>
<regexp>([a-z])([0-9]+)(\....)$</regexp>


and everything should work. wink.gif
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