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The filename of the NFO should be "tvshow.nfo" (Exact, NOT the name of the
actual TV show) and it should be in the root folder of the TV show.
The NFO xml file may contain a valid <episodeguideurl> to allow online
updates. If not, only episodes with nfo files will be added.
<tvshow>
<title>My TV Show</title>
<episodeguideurl>http://www.thetvdb.com/api/1D62F2F90030C444/series/seriesid/all/language.zip<episodeguideurl>
<!-- select the correct seriesid and language (en.zip) -->
<rating>9.900</rating>
<episode>0</episode>
<plot>The best TV show in the world</plot>
<genre>Action and Adventure / Drama</genre>
<premiered>2000-01-01</premiered>
<studio></studio>
<actor>
<name>Big John</name>
<role>Jack of all trades</role>
<thumb></thumb>
</actor>
</tvshow>
TV Episodes
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The *.nfo must be named exactly as the episode filename (i.e. episodename.avi
and episodename.nfo) and in the same folder, allowing multiple episode and
*.nfo files within the same folder.
For multi-part episodes, simply add multiple <episodedetails> XML blocks
in succession.
<episodedetails>
<title>My TV Episode</title>
<rating>10.00</rating>
<season>2</season>
<episode>1</episode>
<plot>he best episode in the world</plot>
<credits>Writer</credits>
<director>Mr. Vision</director>
<aired>2000-01-01</aired>
<actor>
<name>Little Suzie</name>
<role>Pole Jumper/Dancer</role>
</actor>
</episodedetails>
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