imdb database transfer (1 Viewer)

[NathanSang]

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[Spragleknas]

Welcome to the forums, NathanSang
Please write something useful in your post, or I'll have to delete it.

 

[NathanSang]

HI,
I'm sorry I didn't realize I sent it. Ooops!

Well since you're noticing it, here's a question.
My HTPC is not connected to the internet. What's the best way to generate coverarts and script data for movies on my hard drive?

Nate

 

[Spragleknas]

Without ever going online? I have no idea ... :sorry:

 

[NathanSang]

Is it possible to transfer the imdb movie database from another computer?
Which files are involved?

Nate

 

[rekenaar]

I think it will be possible only if the files have the same names and are located in the same path on both PC's. Example: Gladiator.avi on D:\movies on both PC's.

Update imdb on one PC. Search for the \MediaPortal\Database folder. Select all the contents of this and copy to the other PC.

 

[NathanSang]

To coordinate this effort will problaby be alot of work but I'll give a shot.
Thanks for the replys, guys.

Nate

 

[NathanSang]

The combination of Myfilms and AMC works great.
I can't believe you guys didn't mention this to me. j/k

Nate