Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Neoculture" data-source="post: 1289412" data-attributes="member: 116834">I may not have this in the right forum, if so let me know and I will move it.I use MP1 mostly for watching the METRIC TONNE of TV series and movies I have on my fileservers (yes, plural) after years of buying and ripping DVDs/BDs. I also have another MT of anime but there doesn't seem to be a nice way of integrating that into MP1.Anyway...With MP1 (and especially MPTvSeries) being a little flaky for me right now (another discussion for another time), I am eventually going to either re-install windows and MP1 or install MP2. Either way, there's a lot of movie/TV series information in my databases. Some of which was updated/modified by hand. And I don't want to have to do all of that again.So... is there a piece of software, or a plugin, which would parse the MovingPicture and/or MPTvSeries databases and produce a set of .nfo files in the appropriate directories with, hopefully, the correct name? I have looked around but my search skills seem to have failed me.Any pointers would be gratefully received.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Neoculture, post: 1289412, member: 116834"] I may not have this in the right forum, if so let me know and I will move it. I use MP1 mostly for watching the METRIC TONNE of TV series and movies I have on my fileservers (yes, plural) after years of buying and ripping DVDs/BDs. I also have another MT of anime but there doesn't seem to be a nice way of integrating that into MP1. Anyway... With MP1 (and especially MPTvSeries) being a little flaky for me right now (another discussion for another time), I am eventually going to either re-install windows and MP1 or install MP2. Either way, there's a lot of movie/TV series information in my databases. Some of which was updated/modified by hand. And I don't want to have to do all of that again. So... is there a piece of software, or a plugin, which would parse the MovingPicture and/or MPTvSeries databases and produce a set of .nfo files in the appropriate directories with, hopefully, the correct name? I have looked around but my search skills seem to have failed me. Any pointers would be gratefully received. [/QUOTE]

Verification