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<blockquote data-quote="flixx" data-source="post: 642544" data-attributes="member: 20558">After lot of months i'am back to Mediaportal <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />Investigating the new features and plugins forced me to the Ember Media Manager. I'am very strict regarding my movie titles in the media center. I'd like to see something like thisJames Bond 01 - First James Bond TitleJames Bond 02 - Other James Bond TitleJason Bourne 01 - The bla blueJason Bourne 02 - thats the ori title bluooI use a directory for each movie. The name of that directory is the same as the movie title which i wanna see in Mediaportal.EMM Mediamanager was the key. Building my movie db showed up a few problems. Maybe someone else can avoid them with this hints:Use &lt;moviename&gt;.nfo files in EMM as destination. The XML Script won't find other nfo files.The feature &quot;Enable NFO Scanner&quot; in moving pictures has to be DISABLED. That NFO is NOT the same as NFO-Files from EMMSet Data Sources to manual and import the EMM_MEDIA_MANAGER_3.xml (s. Zip File)Make EMM Import the first / topmost and/or disable the restIf you need to reimport everything just drop all Media-Source directories in MoPi and select them again after all movies are cleared from db by mopiIf you have only &quot;movie.nfo&quot; files (like me <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" /> take the autohotkey script in the attached zip file. For autohotkey look at autohotkey.com - The script copy's the nfo files to moviename.nfo in the movie directory. EMM seams not to create this files if you have allready an movie.nfo.You have to set the main movie dir in the script (he, it's a one time hack for free)The XML file was done by LRFalk01. Thanks! I've made a few minor changes for missing tags like &quot;year&quot; and &quot;actors&quot;.Have fun!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="flixx, post: 642544, member: 20558"] After lot of months i'am back to Mediaportal :) Investigating the new features and plugins forced me to the Ember Media Manager. I'am very strict regarding my movie titles in the media center. I'd like to see something like this James Bond 01 - First James Bond Title James Bond 02 - Other James Bond Title Jason Bourne 01 - The bla blue Jason Bourne 02 - thats the ori title bluoo I use a directory for each movie. The name of that directory is the same as the movie title which i wanna see in Mediaportal. EMM Mediamanager was the key. Building my movie db showed up a few problems. Maybe someone else can avoid them with this hints: Use <moviename>.nfo files in EMM as destination. The XML Script won't find other nfo files. The feature "Enable NFO Scanner" in moving pictures has to be DISABLED. That NFO is NOT the same as NFO-Files from EMM Set Data Sources to manual and import the EMM_MEDIA_MANAGER_3.xml (s. Zip File) Make EMM Import the first / topmost and/or disable the rest If you need to reimport everything just drop all Media-Source directories in MoPi and select them again after all movies are cleared from db by mopi If you have only "movie.nfo" files (like me :D take the autohotkey script in the attached zip file. For autohotkey look at autohotkey.com - The script copy's the nfo files to moviename.nfo in the movie directory. EMM seams not to create this files if you have allready an movie.nfo. You have to set the main movie dir in the script (he, it's a one time hack for free) The XML file was done by LRFalk01. Thanks! I've made a few minor changes for missing tags like "year" and "actors". Have fun! [/QUOTE]

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