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And to organize the TV shows I’ve recorded, I need to have an episode guide so I know what episode number to assign to the show.

Also, TheTVDB.com does not support sports events to be registered in their DB, leaving a gap how recorded sports events can be cataloged in XBMC. This is a thread which brought up this topic and in the recent release of XBMC, they support custom “nodes”. The discussion starts here and refers to the XBMC wiki here.

List of recordings I had to adjust for the movie/TV scraper to find the right one:

• A Guide to An Unmarried Woman

• Atsuhime (2008) – All uploaded?
• Yoshitsune (2005) – All uploaded?
• Shinsengumi! (2004) – All uploaded?
• Gou (2011) – Up until #20
• Tenchijin (2009) – Missing #1-8
• Kyomo ga tsuji (2006) – All uploaded?
• Yae no sakura (2013)
• Taira no Kiyomori (2012)
• Ryomaden (2010) – Up until #24
• Furinkazan (2007) – All uploaded?
• Science for Everyone
• Morning Market
• The Moment History Changed
• History at Hand
• Ando Natsu – #1 not uploaded

1. Rename source to match uploaded source, copy to own subdirectory
2. Copy files over again or use SyncToy

List of TV shows to be moved to Deleted directory:
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In general, process for moving files to Bitcasa.

1. If there is a local drive with data and network storage drive with data, get them in sync:
   
   1. Run SyncToy to get them in sync.
   2. Use DVArchive to rename as necessary.
   3. Run SyncToy again to get them in sync.
2. Copy to Bitcasa drive
3. If temporary, can remove files from both local drive and network storage drive.

I wonder if there is an app I can use to help boost the volume.

Tried Speaker Boost, but it didn’t seem to work on my device.

Another possibility is here:
http://androidaudiohacks.com/?p=1696

There are some other apps in Google Play but likely the free ones are rife with ads, etc.

here is a video of the old Spock (Leonard Nimoy) and the new Spock (Zachary Quinto) in an Audi spot:

It’s sort of long, but worth it (if you’re a Trekkie).