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<blockquote data-quote="Guzzi" data-source="post: 795205" data-attributes="member: 55213">AW: cd1 &amp; cd2 showing up as two different filmsHi Matt,the settings in AMCupdaters to recognise multi part movies is on <a href="http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/1_MEDIAPORTAL_1/17_Extensions/3_Plugins/My_Films/Importing_and_Updating/AMC_Updater/Scan_Filters_Tab" target="_blank">&quot;Scan Path and Filters&quot; tab</a>, &quot;Multi Part Files Detection&quot;.If it does detect the way your multipart files are named, AMCupdater will automatically put those into one movie record (and adding size and length to the respective field).If not, you might either adapt the settings mentioned above or change your file naming to solve it.If you post an example of filenames that are not detected as multi part files, but should be, I (or other users being better with regex than me ;-)) can give you a tip for that setting. I can also include it in future release as startup default value, as this might help other users too.Guzzi</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Guzzi, post: 795205, member: 55213"] [b]AW: cd1 & cd2 showing up as two different films[/b] Hi Matt, the settings in AMCupdaters to recognise multi part movies is on [URL="http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/1_MEDIAPORTAL_1/17_Extensions/3_Plugins/My_Films/Importing_and_Updating/AMC_Updater/Scan_Filters_Tab"]"Scan Path and Filters" tab[/URL], "Multi Part Files Detection". If it does detect the way your multipart files are named, AMCupdater will automatically put those into one movie record (and adding size and length to the respective field). If not, you might either adapt the settings mentioned above or change your file naming to solve it. If you post an example of filenames that are not detected as multi part files, but should be, I (or other users being better with regex than me ;-)) can give you a tip for that setting. I can also include it in future release as startup default value, as this might help other users too. Guzzi [/QUOTE]

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