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<blockquote data-quote="sridharb" data-source="post: 1260195" data-attributes="member: 58216">Ok, did a few more experiments. I created a folder with only what is downloaded by tMM (the other folder possibly had a mix of content downloaded by MP2 as well as tMM).I created a new source for the symlink folder and it imported upon creation. The metadata looks fine.To test whether it is using the NFO file (my settings are to download no data from online sources to make MP2 use the information that was downloaded by tMM), I changed the title of the movie (in the &lt;title&gt; section) to something distinctively different. I deleted the media source and readded it again. It imported again.But, the changes of the NFO file were not used - i.e. I saw the same &quot;good&quot; information as before.Is this consistent with the NFO file breakpoint not being hit earlier? The NFO file is called movie.nfo. I believe that this is one of the files that it should accept.Where could this be going wrong?Thanks,Sridhar</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sridharb, post: 1260195, member: 58216"] Ok, did a few more experiments. I created a folder with only what is downloaded by tMM (the other folder possibly had a mix of content downloaded by MP2 as well as tMM). I created a new source for the symlink folder and it imported upon creation. The metadata looks fine. To test whether it is using the NFO file (my settings are to download no data from online sources to make MP2 use the information that was downloaded by tMM), I changed the title of the movie (in the <title> section) to something distinctively different. I deleted the media source and readded it again. It imported again. But, the changes of the NFO file were not used - i.e. I saw the same "good" information as before. Is this consistent with the NFO file breakpoint not being hit earlier? The NFO file is called movie.nfo. I believe that this is one of the files that it should accept. Where could this be going wrong? Thanks, Sridhar [/QUOTE]

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