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<blockquote data-quote="photopeter" data-source="post: 564276" data-attributes="member: 81712"><p><strong>AW: force his plugin to pull the correct movie?</strong></p><p></p><p>Hi.</p><p>Go to imdb, look wich tt number your movie has and add a txt- file containing just these number (Charlotte's Web 1973 has tt0070016) in the same folder as the movie. Then check if on MovPic config (Importer Settings) "enable nfo scanner" and "Auto approve on NFO File IMDB match" is enabled. Then MovPic will match the file 100%.</p><p></p><p>If you don't have a folder for each movie, it's important to name the txt file exactly as the movie file. But it's much better to use a (sub-) folder for each movie. If you have such sub- folders, the name of the txt file isn't important. I have all files named "imdbid.txt" as I use sub- folders</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="photopeter, post: 564276, member: 81712"] [b]AW: force his plugin to pull the correct movie?[/b] Hi. Go to imdb, look wich tt number your movie has and add a txt- file containing just these number (Charlotte's Web 1973 has tt0070016) in the same folder as the movie. Then check if on MovPic config (Importer Settings) "enable nfo scanner" and "Auto approve on NFO File IMDB match" is enabled. Then MovPic will match the file 100%. If you don't have a folder for each movie, it's important to name the txt file exactly as the movie file. But it's much better to use a (sub-) folder for each movie. If you have such sub- folders, the name of the txt file isn't important. I have all files named "imdbid.txt" as I use sub- folders [/QUOTE]
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