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<blockquote data-quote="BlueMax1916" data-source="post: 1236974" data-attributes="member: 30294">I would propose to generate .nfo files for all your movies and series using <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/mkv-buddy-tool-to-help-handling-of-videos.127297/" target="_blank">MKV-Buddy.</a><a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/mkv-buddy-tool-to-help-handling-of-videos.127297/" target="_blank"></a>If a valid .nfo file is available the XBMC scraper will use this information. I made the switch recently ( I had the .nfo files already for some time) and I have 100% movie and series detection with that approach. Also if you one day want to change to MediaPortal 2 then in this respect you are prepared for this.MKV-Buddy will be succeeded by Media-buddy where vou will be able to do the same for your audio file collection.Btw. Kodi makes use of the same .nfo files too so its not a dead end.CheersBlue Max</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BlueMax1916, post: 1236974, member: 30294"] I would propose to generate .nfo files for all your movies and series using [URL='https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/mkv-buddy-tool-to-help-handling-of-videos.127297/']MKV-Buddy. [/URL] If a valid .nfo file is available the XBMC scraper will use this information. I made the switch recently ( I had the .nfo files already for some time) and I have 100% movie and series detection with that approach. Also if you one day want to change to MediaPortal 2 then in this respect you are prepared for this. MKV-Buddy will be succeeded by Media-buddy where vou will be able to do the same for your audio file collection. Btw. Kodi makes use of the same .nfo files too so its not a dead end. Cheers Blue Max [/QUOTE]

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