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<blockquote data-quote="e_razor" data-source="post: 344138" data-attributes="member: 22941"><p>The point of using folders for me is the ability to store folder.jpg and backdrop.jpg for each movie with the movie. </p><p>It just seems the most efficent and neat way to do it. </p><p>You could of course store these images in a folder with all the movie files in it, naming them after each movie and so on. </p><p>And i'm considering renaming my movie files to their imdb id to further speed up database building. </p><p>Since then the importer cannot mistake the movie files for another title in any way.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="e_razor, post: 344138, member: 22941"] The point of using folders for me is the ability to store folder.jpg and backdrop.jpg for each movie with the movie. It just seems the most efficent and neat way to do it. You could of course store these images in a folder with all the movie files in it, naming them after each movie and so on. And i'm considering renaming my movie files to their imdb id to further speed up database building. Since then the importer cannot mistake the movie files for another title in any way. [/QUOTE]
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