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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 589259" data-attributes="member: 18896">The only times you would require to be in the MovingPictures configuration screen after you set it all up, is to manually approve movies that failed auto-approve. If you have MediaPortal running and the MovingPictures plugin enabled, it will monitor all the import paths for changes and update accordingly.If your filenames are English based and contain title and year, then there is a 90%+ guarantee the right movie gets auto-approved, with a minor risk the wrong one gets picked. To totally avoid that, learn how to use the NFO system (containing the IMDb-ID), or XBMC NFO system (containing more custom info), or even having the [tt....] IMDb-ID be part of the filename. In those situations you would never need the configuration screen again.All the info and images are automatically downloaded in the background, so there might be a small delay, but it's quick enough for most users (settings, computer speed, internet speed, etc all matter then).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 589259, member: 18896"] The only times you would require to be in the MovingPictures configuration screen after you set it all up, is to manually approve movies that failed auto-approve. If you have MediaPortal running and the MovingPictures plugin enabled, it will monitor all the import paths for changes and update accordingly. If your filenames are English based and contain title and year, then there is a 90%+ guarantee the right movie gets auto-approved, with a minor risk the wrong one gets picked. To totally avoid that, learn how to use the NFO system (containing the IMDb-ID), or XBMC NFO system (containing more custom info), or even having the [tt....] IMDb-ID be part of the filename. In those situations you would never need the configuration screen again. All the info and images are automatically downloaded in the background, so there might be a small delay, but it's quick enough for most users (settings, computer speed, internet speed, etc all matter then). [/QUOTE]

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