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<blockquote data-quote="djphatic" data-source="post: 656473" data-attributes="member: 74406">HelloI have noticed some odds results when adding my Blu-ray collection to Moving Pictures. My movies are organised in the following way:X:\Movies\&lt;source type&gt;\&lt;Movie Name (Year)&gt;\Whilst the majority match fine some, some are no where near and when I have gone to rescan with a custom string, I have no idea where the original string has come from.For example:I:\Movies\Blu-Ray\Fight Club (1999)\BDMV\index.bdmvHas title / keyword 11.eng and Year 1999.I:\Movies\Blu-Ray\Gamer (2009)\BDMV\index.bdmvHas title / keyword GAMER11GAMERengNoble Entertainment and Year 2009.Using the folder names, I wouldn't have thought there would be any problem finding a match. Also to add is that within those particular movie folders there are .nfo's which contain an imdb link to the correct movies.Any ideas how to resolve this?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="djphatic, post: 656473, member: 74406"] Hello I have noticed some odds results when adding my Blu-ray collection to Moving Pictures. My movies are organised in the following way: X:\Movies\<source type>\<Movie Name (Year)>\ Whilst the majority match fine some, some are no where near and when I have gone to rescan with a custom string, I have no idea where the original string has come from. For example: I:\Movies\Blu-Ray\Fight Club (1999)\BDMV\index.bdmv Has title / keyword 11.eng and Year 1999. I:\Movies\Blu-Ray\Gamer (2009)\BDMV\index.bdmv Has title / keyword GAMER11GAMERengNoble Entertainment and Year 2009. Using the folder names, I wouldn't have thought there would be any problem finding a match. Also to add is that within those particular movie folders there are .nfo's which contain an imdb link to the correct movies. Any ideas how to resolve this? [/QUOTE]

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