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Your second request is covered in Issue 83
If you have a Google account, star the issue in order to cast your vote for the feature, and to be updated with progress.

In the interim, you can create NFO files to help the importer associate your file with the correct movie, or name your ISO files to be closer to the title and year in IMDB (or wherever you are scraping from) to ensure a better chance of automatic matching. Lastly (and at the risk of approving incorrect matches) you can adjust the Auto Approval Rate on the Importer Settings tab of the config.

Hope this helps.

[QUOTE="ZealotSix, post: 402640, member: 81800"] Your second request is covered in [URL="http://code.google.com/p/moving-pictures/issues/detail?id=83"][B]Issue 83[/B][/URL] If you have a Google account, star the issue in order to cast your vote for the feature, and to be updated with progress. In the interim, you can create NFO files to help the importer associate your file with the correct movie, or name your ISO files to be closer to the title and year in IMDB (or wherever you are scraping from) to ensure a better chance of automatic matching. Lastly (and at the risk of approving incorrect matches) you can adjust the Auto Approval Rate on the Importer Settings tab of the config. Hope this helps. [/QUOTE]

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