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<blockquote data-quote="DaBIGOne" data-source="post: 1005388" data-attributes="member: 118220">I have a similar setup, I robocopy the changes in C:\Program Files\Team Mediaportal and D:\Program Data\Team Mediaportal to my server every time my HTPC shuts down (just for backup).I have set this up with the shutdown group policy, the only thing different in my setup is that I'm running a windows domain, I have set the group policy with Active Directory, this works perfectly, it waits until the copy is done before shutting down. In a stand alone configuration it could be that it's not working, I have not tried that, I thought it would work though.&nbsp;Maybe you should rethink your setup and use a separate database for every HTPC you have, MovingPictures and TVSeries will automatically look for new files on your NAS, you just need to name the new files correctly so that Moving Pictures and TVSeries will import them correctly.If your problem is the watched flags you could use Trakt to sync the watched flags, just install the Trakt plugin with the same account on every HTPC and Trakt will sync the watched flags for movies and TV Series.In case you have made a big change like a catagory in Moving Pictures you could always copy the database manually, I don't think you'll need to do that very often.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DaBIGOne, post: 1005388, member: 118220"] I have a similar setup, I robocopy the changes in C:\Program Files\Team Mediaportal and D:\Program Data\Team Mediaportal to my server every time my HTPC shuts down (just for backup). I have set this up with the shutdown group policy, the only thing different in my setup is that I'm running a windows domain, I have set the group policy with Active Directory, this works perfectly, it waits until the copy is done before shutting down. In a stand alone configuration it could be that it's not working, I have not tried that, I thought it would work though. Maybe you should rethink your setup and use a separate database for every HTPC you have, MovingPictures and TVSeries will automatically look for new files on your NAS, you just need to name the new files correctly so that Moving Pictures and TVSeries will import them correctly. If your problem is the watched flags you could use Trakt to sync the watched flags, just install the Trakt plugin with the same account on every HTPC and Trakt will sync the watched flags for movies and TV Series. In case you have made a big change like a catagory in Moving Pictures you could always copy the database manually, I don't think you'll need to do that very often. [/QUOTE]

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