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<blockquote data-quote="OrionHall" data-source="post: 362324" data-attributes="member: 56502">Hi Patrick,Can you please confirm how you upgraded?&nbsp; The current 0.8.0 version is required from SourceForge as this contains all the latest .dll files etc.&nbsp; You can then upgrade to 0.8.7 using the .exe from this thread.&nbsp; There's also updated scripts for some movie sites here in this thread.&nbsp; I guess I really should get the updates packaged up into a full release again!&nbsp; If you haven't downloaded 0.8.0 from <a href="http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=205435&amp;package_id=245450" target="_blank">SourceForge</a> then please do so and hopefully that will fix your problem.Just so you know - the stripping of the filename from the path is done entirely by AMCUpdater, and not by the Internet scripts!If a clean install doesn't fix the problem then please post your configuration file and I'll have a look.&nbsp; If you don't use config files then it'll be a file called 'AMC_DefaultSettings.xml' in the AMCUpdater folder.Cheers,Orion.Hiya,I don't think anyone has asked for that, but what information could be grabbed from .nfo files?&nbsp; As far as I know there's no standard for how the contents of a .nfo file are formatted, so no easy way to read them programmatically?Best regards,Orion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="OrionHall, post: 362324, member: 56502"] Hi Patrick, Can you please confirm how you upgraded? The current 0.8.0 version is required from SourceForge as this contains all the latest .dll files etc. You can then upgrade to 0.8.7 using the .exe from this thread. There's also updated scripts for some movie sites here in this thread. I guess I really should get the updates packaged up into a full release again! If you haven't downloaded 0.8.0 from [URL="http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=205435&package_id=245450"]SourceForge[/URL] then please do so and hopefully that will fix your problem. Just so you know - the stripping of the filename from the path is done entirely by AMCUpdater, and not by the Internet scripts! If a clean install doesn't fix the problem then please post your configuration file and I'll have a look. If you don't use config files then it'll be a file called 'AMC_DefaultSettings.xml' in the AMCUpdater folder. Cheers, Orion. Hiya, I don't think anyone has asked for that, but what information could be grabbed from .nfo files? As far as I know there's no standard for how the contents of a .nfo file are formatted, so no easy way to read them programmatically? Best regards, Orion. [/QUOTE]

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