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<blockquote data-quote="jmcentire" data-source="post: 550861" data-attributes="member: 84330">Re: App to Copy Artwork and Details to Movie FolderNew version 0.3.9 - Updated first post.The app now handles special characters!&nbsp; However I only have a few movies with special characters so let me know how it works for you.&nbsp; Thanks to dongadomski for finding the cause of this problem!With this version you can now prepend the movie's filename(without extension) to your cover, fanart, info and link files.&nbsp; If you enable this option remember to add a space or _ to the input field for the file name(otherwise it will end up movienamecover.jpg).&nbsp; Some may ask why I used the movie's filename instead of the title...First if your movies are all in one folder you probably want the cover to show up next to the movie file(which may be named different than the title)....Second quite a few movies have : or other chars in their name which windows doesn't support in filenames.&nbsp; The downside to this is if you have multiple files for a movie(cd1 and cd2 etc.) it will create a file for each.Thanks for the link....I'll get working on this, but it may take a little while.Would anyone be opposed to dropping the current info file format and replacing it with the xbmc xml format:Current:[CODE]Title: The 40 Year Old Virgin SortBy Title: 40 Year Old Virgin, The Year: 2005 Certification: NC-17 Tagline: A Comedy about the moments that touch us in ways we've never been touched before. [/CODE]XBMC:[CODE]&lt;movie&gt;&lt;title&gt;The 40 Year Old Virgin&lt;/title&gt;&lt;sorttitle&gt;40 Year Old Virgin, The&lt;/sorttitle&gt;&lt;year&gt;2005&lt;/year&gt;&lt;mpaa&gt; NC-17&lt;/mpaa&gt;&lt;tagline&gt;A Comedy about the moments that touch us in ways we've never been touched before.&lt;/tagline&gt;&lt;/movie&gt; [/CODE]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jmcentire, post: 550861, member: 84330"] [b]Re: App to Copy Artwork and Details to Movie Folder[/b] New version 0.3.9 - Updated first post. The app now handles special characters! However I only have a few movies with special characters so let me know how it works for you. Thanks to dongadomski for finding the cause of this problem! With this version you can now prepend the movie's filename(without extension) to your cover, fanart, info and link files. If you enable this option remember to add a space or _ to the input field for the file name(otherwise it will end up movienamecover.jpg). Some may ask why I used the movie's filename instead of the title...First if your movies are all in one folder you probably want the cover to show up next to the movie file(which may be named different than the title)....Second quite a few movies have : or other chars in their name which windows doesn't support in filenames. The downside to this is if you have multiple files for a movie(cd1 and cd2 etc.) it will create a file for each. Thanks for the link....I'll get working on this, but it may take a little while. Would anyone be opposed to dropping the current info file format and replacing it with the xbmc xml format: Current: [CODE]Title: The 40 Year Old Virgin SortBy Title: 40 Year Old Virgin, The Year: 2005 Certification: NC-17 Tagline: A Comedy about the moments that touch us in ways we've never been touched before. [/CODE] XBMC: [CODE] <movie> <title>The 40 Year Old Virgin</title> <sorttitle>40 Year Old Virgin, The</sorttitle> <year>2005</year> <mpaa> NC-17</mpaa> <tagline>A Comedy about the moments that touch us in ways we've never been touched before.</tagline> </movie> [/CODE] [/QUOTE]

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