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Import "<movie name>-fanart.jpg" backdrop file?
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<blockquote data-quote="rich110" data-source="post: 390376" data-attributes="member: 13795"><p>Hi,</p><p></p><p>As the title suggests, I have fanart and folder JPG files for each of my movies, located in my individual movie folders. Obviously it would be alot easier for Moving Pics to use these images rather than downloading new ones during database creation. Trouble is, some of my fanart files have the format <strong><movie name>-fanart.jpg</strong> (e.g. Star Wars-fanart.jpg). Will the artwork importer recognise these files and import them before attempting an online download of artwork? If not, can I include a filename in the backdrop importer config that will ignore the movie title when looking for local fanart (e.g. *-fanart.jpg)?</p><p></p><p>Cheers, Rich</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rich110, post: 390376, member: 13795"] Hi, As the title suggests, I have fanart and folder JPG files for each of my movies, located in my individual movie folders. Obviously it would be alot easier for Moving Pics to use these images rather than downloading new ones during database creation. Trouble is, some of my fanart files have the format [B]<movie name>-fanart.jpg[/B] (e.g. Star Wars-fanart.jpg). Will the artwork importer recognise these files and import them before attempting an online download of artwork? If not, can I include a filename in the backdrop importer config that will ignore the movie title when looking for local fanart (e.g. *-fanart.jpg)? Cheers, Rich [/QUOTE]
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