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<blockquote data-quote="fekker" data-source="post: 495946" data-attributes="member: 85309">I don't visit these forums much, but every once in awhile i stop by.In the past I created a few different media managers, Movie Info Plus, which later grew into Media Info Plus.. both are geared towards xbmc formats and images.I'm working with a team of folks on a new unified media manager, cross platform, open source, c# (mono) with multiple interface options (and languages), one of the goals is to support mediaportal images and information. We are still sorting out the name, for now it's Universal Media X.Does anyone happen to know the naming convention that is used for the images? (in the movie folder)Or have any other details on how images are handled?From what i've read, the .nfo files are used to look for the imdbid only, the naming convention is straight forward and is supported in the new app already.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fekker, post: 495946, member: 85309"] I don't visit these forums much, but every once in awhile i stop by. In the past I created a few different media managers, Movie Info Plus, which later grew into Media Info Plus.. both are geared towards xbmc formats and images. I'm working with a team of folks on a new unified media manager, cross platform, open source, c# (mono) with multiple interface options (and languages), one of the goals is to support mediaportal images and information. We are still sorting out the name, for now it's Universal Media X. Does anyone happen to know the naming convention that is used for the images? (in the movie folder) Or have any other details on how images are handled? From what i've read, the .nfo files are used to look for the imdbid only, the naming convention is straight forward and is supported in the new app already. [/QUOTE]

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