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Output File's Title Property Is Always "Main Feature"

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When I use CBD to backup a disc, the output file name is set in the application. But the Title property of every output file is taken from track names or somewhere, usually resulting in "Main Feature" sometimes with a number appended.

Is there a way to change Title in CBD itself? I use Plex for viewing my backups and when it scans the library of files it ends up identifying the movie properly, but displays the "Main Feature" underneath the movie instead of the actual name. I understand I may be able to change that behavior on the Plex side, but it seems to make more sense to me if it were configurable in CBD since it's the creator of the file.

Thanks!
 
Kazz5 said:
When I use CBD to backup a disc, the output file name is set in the application. But the Title property of every output file is taken from track names or somewhere, usually resulting in "Main Feature" sometimes with a number appended.

Is there a way to change Title in CBD itself? I use Plex for viewing my backups and when it scans the library of files it ends up identifying the movie properly, but displays the "Main Feature" underneath the movie instead of the actual name. I understand I may be able to change that behavior on the Plex side, but it seems to make more sense to me if it were configurable in CBD since it's the creator of the file.

Thanks!
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If 'main feature' is added it's likely that you're not using the latest version. That should be fixed in the lastest one. As to the number attacked, that's lost likely because you're selecting multiple titles at once when the above is done.

What's your clbd version?

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The copy I'm running is version 1.1.8.0 and it's been doing it with prior versions, as well.

Trying to be clear, I'm talking about the Title property that can be seen when right-clicking a file, selecting Properties, and then clicking on the Details tab.

Thanks!
 
On the title preview screen. Click on the name of the title you want. It'll become editable, change it to whatever you want, done.
 
Ah! Who knew it was editable! Thanks!

Somehow it makes sense to be able to see and edit that on the Target page, as well. Perhaps in a future version?

Thanks again!
 
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