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<blockquote data-quote="Dadeo" data-source="post: 877867" data-attributes="member: 27204">Hi rickyman - Just to elaborate on what Guzzi said:&nbsp;- Are you trying to sort ae list of movies or the Views Menu? or a view?&nbsp; Maybe the easiest is to post a screenshot of where you are and what you clicked?&nbsp;Well if you are using MyMovies/Title.xml you cannot use AMC Updater, It can only be used with AMC (Ant Movie Catalog) databases.The wiki clearly states in many places that MyFilms can only UPDATE AMC catalogs. If you use another catalog type, then you must make your updates in that application and re-export it (in the case of MyMovies to Titles.xml)&nbsp;So if you are in fact using MyMovies then I think the only option for you is to use the hierarchy separator to create groups/box sets - manually renaming the movie titles in the Title field in MyMovies database (not the actual movie files). Maybe Guzzi can confirm if that works with other catalog types, but IIRC it does</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dadeo, post: 877867, member: 27204"] Hi rickyman - Just to elaborate on what Guzzi said: - Are you trying to sort ae list of movies or the Views Menu? or a view? Maybe the easiest is to post a screenshot of where you are and what you clicked? Well if you are using MyMovies/Title.xml you cannot use AMC Updater, It can only be used with AMC (Ant Movie Catalog) databases. The wiki clearly states in many places that MyFilms can only UPDATE AMC catalogs. If you use another catalog type, then you must make your updates in that application and re-export it (in the case of MyMovies to Titles.xml) So if you are in fact using MyMovies then I think the only option for you is to use the hierarchy separator to create groups/box sets - manually renaming the movie titles in the Title field in MyMovies database (not the actual movie files). Maybe Guzzi can confirm if that works with other catalog types, but IIRC it does [/QUOTE]

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