Fix problem where blu-ray folders wouldn't get the right {source} for auto-naming.

Author: RandomEngy

VidCoder/Utilities/Utilities.cs

@@ -374,7 +374,15 @@ public static string GetSourceNameFile(string videoFile)
 
 		public static string GetSourceNameFolder(string videoFolder)
 		{
-			DirectoryInfo parentDirectory = Directory.GetParent(videoFolder);
+			// If the directory is not VIDEO_TS, take its name for the source name (Blu-ray)
+			var videoDirectory = new DirectoryInfo(videoFolder);
+			if (videoDirectory.Name != "VIDEO_TS")
+			{
+				return videoDirectory.Name;
+			}
+
+			// If the directory is named VIDEO_TS, take the source name from the parent folder (DVD)
+			DirectoryInfo parentDirectory = videoDirectory.Parent;
 			if (parentDirectory == null || parentDirectory.Root.FullName == parentDirectory.FullName)
 			{
 				return "VideoFolder";
@@ -385,8 +393,6 @@ public static string GetSourceNameFolder(string videoFolder)
 			}
 		}
 
-
-
 		public static void SetDragIcon(DragEventArgs e)
 		{
 			var data = e.Data as DataObject;

VidCoder/ViewModel/MainViewModel.cs

@@ -237,15 +237,6 @@ public void SetSourceFromFolder(string videoFolder)
 			Settings.Default.LastVideoTSFolder = videoFolder;
 			Settings.Default.Save();
 			this.SourceName = Utilities.GetSourceNameFolder(videoFolder);
-			//DirectoryInfo parentDirectory = Directory.GetParent(videoFolder);
-			//if (parentDirectory == null || parentDirectory.Root.FullName == parentDirectory.FullName)
-			//{
-			//    this.sourceName = "VideoFolder";
-			//}
-			//else
-			//{
-			//    this.sourceName = parentDirectory.Name;
-			//}
 
 			this.StartScan(videoFolder);