An internal tool which can generate NFO with specific form automatically.
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- DotNet Framework 3.5
https://www.microsoft.com/zh-CN/download/details.aspx?id=21
https://github.com/metesa/NFOGenerator
1. First, you should have a media file. It is better if it has a standard release name.
2. Drag and drop it on the Input box or you can click the "Browse" button on the Input area to load the media file. When you have set input file, the program will automatically read some necessary media info and then display on the screens.
3. If there is something missing or "unknown", the label will turn red so you can easily notice them. Now edit them to get black again.
4. For the missing iMDB info, click "Search by Title" button if you already have the correct title and correct year, and the program will open a new dialog showing search result. Then you can choose the one you want.
6. For the unknown audio language info, click the audio item to load the info. Edit the "Unknown" item and click "Edit Audio" button, and it will turn black again.
For movie, it's like
[Movie name] [Year] [Resolution] [Source] [Audio] [Video]-[Release Group] e.g. Big Buck Bunny 2008 1080p DM DD5.1 x264-Group
For TV episode, it's like
[TV name] [SxxExx] [Resolution] [Source] [Audio] [Video]-[Release Group] e.g. Breaking Bad S01E01 1080p BluRay DD5.1 x264-Group
For TV season pack, it's like
[TV name] [Sxx] [Resolution] [Source] [Audio] [Video]-[Release Group] e.g. Breaking Bad S01 1080p BluRay DD5.1 x264-Group