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<blockquote data-quote="milhouse" data-source="post: 212838" data-attributes="member: 26653">Thought I answered this over the weekend - must have not hit Submit or something.Configuration-&gt;Movies-&gt;Movie Database.&nbsp; Settings tab.&nbsp; Make sure the checkbox for &quot;don't check files already in database is not checked.&nbsp; Then in the Scan tab, uncheck the folder(s) that has your TV shows.&nbsp; I suspect these two items are the problem with the conflicts.&nbsp; (You could always delete movies.db3 to start from scratch, and not scan the TV Shows folder.)For manually adding stuff to the movie database:&nbsp; &nbsp; -configuration&nbsp; &nbsp; -Movies-&gt;Movie Database-&gt;Editor tab&nbsp; &nbsp; -in the dropdown, New is the last item in the list.&nbsp; Select New, type the title and click &quot;lookup&quot; to get the rest of the information from imdb&nbsp; &nbsp; -go to the Files subtab, and browse out to the movie file&nbsp; &nbsp; -go to the genres sub-tab and edit the genres to your liking&nbsp; &nbsp; -go back to the titles sub-tab and click SaveWhat do you mean the Shares view works better after the scan?&nbsp; Shares is just browsing the directories, so it CAN'T be any better from the scan.&nbsp; As I keep saying give me DETAILS.&nbsp; What did you see before?&nbsp; What do did you see after that makes you think the Shares view is better than it was before?&nbsp; A screen shot, maybe, to get the point across where words don't help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="milhouse, post: 212838, member: 26653"] Thought I answered this over the weekend - must have not hit Submit or something. Configuration->Movies->Movie Database. Settings tab. Make sure the checkbox for "don't check files already in database is not checked. Then in the Scan tab, uncheck the folder(s) that has your TV shows. I suspect these two items are the problem with the conflicts. (You could always delete movies.db3 to start from scratch, and not scan the TV Shows folder.) For manually adding stuff to the movie database: -configuration -Movies->Movie Database->Editor tab -in the dropdown, New is the last item in the list. Select New, type the title and click "lookup" to get the rest of the information from imdb -go to the Files subtab, and browse out to the movie file -go to the genres sub-tab and edit the genres to your liking -go back to the titles sub-tab and click Save What do you mean the Shares view works better after the scan? Shares is just browsing the directories, so it CAN'T be any better from the scan. As I keep saying give me DETAILS. What did you see before? What do did you see after that makes you think the Shares view is better than it was before? A screen shot, maybe, to get the point across where words don't help. [/QUOTE]

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