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* Set the episodes the files belong to. | * Set the episodes the files belong to. AniDB tries to recognize some parameter from the file names, but this is not guaranteed to work 100% |
Revision as of 21:09, 31 March 2009
The Basics
AniDB is file based. Because of this every release in AniDB is calculated from the added files! Keep that in mind.
Step 1
- Verify that the group you want to add a release for has already been added (see Groups).
- If not, add the group details before continuing.
Step 2
To add a group's release to anidb you need ed2k-links of the files. There are multiple ways to generate those. One of the simplest, that also provides AniDB with a lot of metadata (hashes, length, bitrate- & codec info etc.), is avdump.
Note! While this step provides details for avdump, any application that can generate ed2k-links can be used.
- Get avdump GUI
- Set your AniDb username and API password in the options menu.
- Activate the checkbox in front of the "export ed2k links to file" option and set a path in the field next to it where the file should be saved
- Save the options.
- Select what you want to scan from the main menu: files or folders.
- Select the stuff you want to scan (... Button) (you can select multiple files at once)
- Click Start.
Step 3
- Go to the entry of the Anime in AniDB you want to add a release for
- Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click MASSF
- Open the log file from the path you set in avdump. It should contain various lines of text starting with ed2k://.
- Copy and paste those lines into the big text area in the AniDb website in MASSF
- Set the group and language options
- Click next
- Set the episodes the files belong to. AniDB tries to recognize some parameter from the file names, but this is not guaranteed to work 100%