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<blockquote data-quote="Furetto" data-source="post: 608060" data-attributes="member: 12375">For managing your movies, I would definitely recommend the Moving Pictures plugin over the default My Videos plugin that is installed by default. See the subforum on <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/moving-pictures-284/" target="_blank">Moving Pictures - MediaPortal Forum</a>I personally get the best results by having a folder for each movie. I name the folder &lt;moviename&gt; (&lt;year&gt;). This allows Moving Pictures to make the best match between your files and IMDB information. Inside Moving Pictures you can &quot;merge&quot; two files to be seen as a single movie. More info on their own website I guess.If you still want to use the default My Videos, it should pick up double files if you named the exactly the same, ending with &quot;- cd1&quot; and &quot;- cd2&quot;. A few more naming conventions work, but don't remember them by heart.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Furetto, post: 608060, member: 12375"] For managing your movies, I would definitely recommend the Moving Pictures plugin over the default My Videos plugin that is installed by default. See the subforum on [url=https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/moving-pictures-284/]Moving Pictures - MediaPortal Forum[/url] I personally get the best results by having a folder for each movie. I name the folder <moviename> (<year>). This allows Moving Pictures to make the best match between your files and IMDB information. Inside Moving Pictures you can "merge" two files to be seen as a single movie. More info on their own website I guess. If you still want to use the default My Videos, it should pick up double files if you named the exactly the same, ending with "- cd1" and "- cd2". A few more naming conventions work, but don't remember them by heart. [/QUOTE]

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