Since Prismedia v0.9.0, the NFO system has been improved to allow hierarchical loading.
First of all, if you already used nfo, either with `--nfo` or by using `videoname.txt`, nothing changes :-)
First of all, **if you already used nfo**, either with `--nfo` or by using `videoname.txt`, nothing changes :-)
But you are now able to use a more flexible NFO system, by using priorities.
You'll find a complete set of samples in the [prismedia/samples](prismedia/samples) directory.
But you are now able to use a more flexible NFO system, by using priorities. This allow you to set some defaults to avoid recreating a full nfo for each video
Let's take the following directory as an example:
Basically, Prismedia will now load options in this order, using the last value found in case of conflict:
`nfo.txt < directory_name.txt < video_name.txt < command line NFO < command line argument`
You'll find a complete set of samples in the [prismedia/samples](prismedia/samples) directory so let's take it as an example:
```
$ tree Recipes/
Recipes/
@ -184,7 +186,7 @@ Prismedia will:
- erase any previous option regarding CCA as it's specified in cli with `--cca`
- take `yourvideo1.jpg` as thumbnail if no other files has been specified in previous NFO
In other word, Prismedia will now use nfo.txt, then directory_name.txt, then videoname.txt, then cli_nfo.txt, and finally the option directly passed in cli.
In other word, Prismedia will now use option given in cli, then look for option in cli_nfo.txt, then complete with video_name.txt, then directory_name.txt, and finally complete with nfo.txt
It allows to specify more easily default options for an entire set of video, directory, playlist and so on.
