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<blockquote data-quote="bradmitchell" data-source="post: 569445" data-attributes="member: 99658">Thank you, I'll give that a go and see if that fixes the issue!There was only one copy of MediaInfo.dll and that was in the C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal directory.&nbsp; I installed the new version anyway.&nbsp; The older version was dated April 2009.This didn't appear to fix the issue.I brought up the MediaPortal Configuration -&gt; Moving Pictures Configuration and ran the importer.In this case, I deleted Coraline blu-ray from the movies list and reimported it (unignore all files).&nbsp; This re-imported the movie.&nbsp; I exited and the Moving Pictures Config and reloaded it back up again and went into the movies list, selected Coraline and selected &quot;Resend to imported&quot;.&nbsp; It took came up with &quot;Insert disc labelled CORALINE_G51&quot;.I also am running AnyDVD HD however, disabling BD support in this didn't appear to make any difference.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bradmitchell, post: 569445, member: 99658"] Thank you, I'll give that a go and see if that fixes the issue! There was only one copy of MediaInfo.dll and that was in the C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal directory. I installed the new version anyway. The older version was dated April 2009. This didn't appear to fix the issue. I brought up the MediaPortal Configuration -> Moving Pictures Configuration and ran the importer. In this case, I deleted Coraline blu-ray from the movies list and reimported it (unignore all files). This re-imported the movie. I exited and the Moving Pictures Config and reloaded it back up again and went into the movies list, selected Coraline and selected "Resend to imported". It took came up with "Insert disc labelled CORALINE_G51". I also am running AnyDVD HD however, disabling BD support in this didn't appear to make any difference. [/QUOTE]

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