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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 687023" data-attributes="member: 18896">You did not provide full log files, so the following details are unknown:&nbsp;- Version of MediaPortal&nbsp;- Version of MovingPictures&nbsp;- Version of XBMC NFO Scraper in use&nbsp;- Other log details that will reveal what is going onThis is why log files are asked for, they reveal all that in an easy technical format that can be used to assist you, or possible solve a problem as bugs will always be around to annoy us.Based on forum threads from other users who solved their problems, you can try the following:1. movie.nfo is what ember uses, however the older xbmc scraper expects video_ts.nfo for example if this is for a DVD ISO movie in folder format. Or movie_title_example_same_as_filename.nfo if it is an AVI or MKV file. There have been a few changes made to the scraper, so possibly you are using an older version. You can verify that, or simply provide full debug-enabled log files if you want us to assist you with that.2. your NFO file might have mallformed XML code, for example an extra &lt;/movie&gt; will mess up the import process, so make sure the XML schematic is proper inside the NFO file. Log files with scraper-debug-mode enabled will reveal that, so this might be requested you generate those if the debug-enabled log files don't reveal the full problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 687023, member: 18896"] You did not provide full log files, so the following details are unknown: - Version of MediaPortal - Version of MovingPictures - Version of XBMC NFO Scraper in use - Other log details that will reveal what is going on This is why log files are asked for, they reveal all that in an easy technical format that can be used to assist you, or possible solve a problem as bugs will always be around to annoy us. Based on forum threads from other users who solved their problems, you can try the following: 1. movie.nfo is what ember uses, however the older xbmc scraper expects video_ts.nfo for example if this is for a DVD ISO movie in folder format. Or movie_title_example_same_as_filename.nfo if it is an AVI or MKV file. There have been a few changes made to the scraper, so possibly you are using an older version. You can verify that, or simply provide full debug-enabled log files if you want us to assist you with that. 2. your NFO file might have mallformed XML code, for example an extra </movie> will mess up the import process, so make sure the XML schematic is proper inside the NFO file. Log files with scraper-debug-mode enabled will reveal that, so this might be requested you generate those if the debug-enabled log files don't reveal the full problem. [/QUOTE]

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