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<blockquote data-quote="mdingemanse" data-source="post: 92267" data-attributes="member: 25879">When MP locates a movie in your movie directory and search for it on IMDB it puts a downloaded thumbnail of that movie in c:\program files\team mediaportal\mediaportal\thumbs\movies.The thumbnails have the same name as the movie but with and L in the name:For instance: AVP: alien versus predator.avi wil generate a thumbnail: AVP: alien versus predatorL.jpg.What you can do is put all your .jpg of your movies in the movie-thumbs folder and rename them.Ok its still manual.The automatic movie scan in MP does a lot of work but still generates wrong movie names or thumbnails. You will have to correct that manually.I cant think of another way.By the way you can make a backup (copy) of your database and thumbs folder in the mediaportal directory and when you put those folders back you dont have to start all over again when you reinstall MP or your windows crashes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mdingemanse, post: 92267, member: 25879"] When MP locates a movie in your movie directory and search for it on IMDB it puts a downloaded thumbnail of that movie in c:\program files\team mediaportal\mediaportal\thumbs\movies. The thumbnails have the same name as the movie but with and L in the name: For instance: AVP: alien versus predator.avi wil generate a thumbnail: AVP: alien versus predatorL.jpg. What you can do is put all your .jpg of your movies in the movie-thumbs folder and rename them. Ok its still manual. The automatic movie scan in MP does a lot of work but still generates wrong movie names or thumbnails. You will have to correct that manually. I cant think of another way. By the way you can make a backup (copy) of your database and thumbs folder in the mediaportal directory and when you put those folders back you dont have to start all over again when you reinstall MP or your windows crashes. [/QUOTE]

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