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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1133535" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.Yes. The .iso should be named as close as possible to the name the movie has on TheMovieDB. As I never use ISO I'm not that familar with handling ISO files at all. I'm using MKV only and with proper prepared MKV I always got a 100% perfect match. I have more than 20.000 series Episodes and 1500 movies and 250.000 music files in my library. All media files are properly tagged (music and video, that's why I prefer MKV as this you can add id3 tags exactly as you do on audio files) and all files are properly identified and imported. Not a single failure out of this huge amount of media.This is possible right now, as long as you do one (or both, did not hurt) of the following two things.First: Add proper metatags to the XYZ.mkv, especially the IMDB-ID (aka &quot;tt number&quot;) and/or the TheMovieDB-ID of &quot;The Matrix&quot;. This only is possible with MKV files as most of the other container did not support metatags at all...Second: Add a .nfo file with the matching metadata next to the video file itself. This is working for all video files, not only MKV. This .nfo file needs to be named XYZ.nfo then. This should work for ISO files too, also I never did test it myself (don't have ISO, as told before)...For series atm only the first option is working as the .nfo support for series is a WIP right now and will (most likely) be available in next &quot;Weekly build&quot;..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1133535, member: 109222"] Hi. Yes. The .iso should be named as close as possible to the name the movie has on TheMovieDB. As I never use ISO I'm not that familar with handling ISO files at all. I'm using MKV only and with proper prepared MKV I always got a 100% perfect match. I have more than 20.000 series Episodes and 1500 movies and 250.000 music files in my library. All media files are properly tagged (music and video, that's why I prefer MKV as this you can add id3 tags exactly as you do on audio files) and all files are properly identified and imported. Not a single failure out of this huge amount of media. This is possible right now, as long as you do one (or both, did not hurt) of the following two things. First: Add proper metatags to the XYZ.mkv, especially the IMDB-ID (aka "tt number") and/or the TheMovieDB-ID of "The Matrix". This only is possible with MKV files as most of the other container did not support metatags at all... Second: Add a .nfo file with the matching metadata next to the video file itself. This is working for all video files, not only MKV. This .nfo file needs to be named XYZ.nfo then. This should work for ISO files too, also I never did test it myself (don't have ISO, as told before)... For series atm only the first option is working as the .nfo support for series is a WIP right now and will (most likely) be available in next "Weekly build".. [/QUOTE]

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