After trying and failing with several file naming options already listed in the forums for LOONEY TUNES, it occurred to me that these aren’t actual TV seasons, they are MOVIE SHORTS that originally played in theaters. I tried naming the computer file the same way I name my movies, by just using the title of the “short”.
A STAR IS BORED.mkv
PORKY IN WACKYLAND.mkv
CARROTBLANCA.mkv
BUGS BUNNY’S WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS.mkv
I updated my library and they were titled perfectly for viewing, except in cases where there was an alternate movie, such as:
TRANSYLVANIA 6-5000.mkv
In those cases I used the “FIX MATCH” option where I could choose the correct one from a list. In this case there were only 2 options for that title. Any that weren’t matched were usually because I misspelled the title myself, so I used the “MATCH” option and fixed the title there in the search. Any other unmatched titles were usually because the title was strange such as DUCK DODGERS IN THE 24 AND 1/2 CENTURY. I couldn’t find that match until I chose “MATCH” and simply searched for DUCK DODGERS. Dashes (-) were important in naming to get a match with those titles with dashes.
In all, 99% of the 557 titles matched without issue. I named most of the special feature options from the DVDs whatever I wanted at the time, but if I could do it again, I would have started each name with SF, so they would all be in the same place.
Lastly, to keep them all separated from my movies, they are in a folder called LOONEY TUNES, inside a 2nd folder called LOONEY TUNES.
