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<blockquote data-quote="jump007" data-source="post: 1152847" data-attributes="member: 108747"><p>Hi Lehmden and everyone else responding to this thread.</p><p>I think there is going to be a major shift in the market for HTPCs. Microsoft basically has abandoned this arena by removing WMC from Windows 10. This may be a great opportunity for MediaPortal.</p><p>As said, I have tried MP2; it does use XML format, but it does not read the files that are contained in the individual folders where I store (or better Media Browser) the metadata, the video and the folder and backdrop pictures. MP2 basically starts to search for metadata on the internet (like IMDB) and stores this separately.</p><p>If there was a way to migrate existing data to the MP2 structure, I would do that.</p><p>May be some knows a simple way of how to do that.</p><p></p><p>My next move is to check out EmbyTV hoping that this is somewhat compatible with my existing folder structure and xml metadata.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jump007, post: 1152847, member: 108747"] Hi Lehmden and everyone else responding to this thread. I think there is going to be a major shift in the market for HTPCs. Microsoft basically has abandoned this arena by removing WMC from Windows 10. This may be a great opportunity for MediaPortal. As said, I have tried MP2; it does use XML format, but it does not read the files that are contained in the individual folders where I store (or better Media Browser) the metadata, the video and the folder and backdrop pictures. MP2 basically starts to search for metadata on the internet (like IMDB) and stores this separately. If there was a way to migrate existing data to the MP2 structure, I would do that. May be some knows a simple way of how to do that. My next move is to check out EmbyTV hoping that this is somewhat compatible with my existing folder structure and xml metadata. [/QUOTE]
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