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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 665674" data-attributes="member: 18896">Your log file unfortunatly is also useless, because you did not recreate the steps that caused the problem. So it's down to a guessing game as to the cause. The best guess I have is that your movie somehow got added as multi-part section to another movie.Try to move the file in question out of the folder that is monitored with MovingPictures configuration running (at the import tab). The movie will then be removed from the database (even if it was added as multi-part). Then wait a few seconds and move the file back to the monitored folder. You will then see it being detected, it will turn green icon when imdb match has been found and eventually a checkmark will appear. At that time you can verify that it matched it up with the right movie, because the drop down box to the right will show the movie that was used.Then you can switch to the movie details tab to scroll down to the movie entry and verify all the details.If you then still have problems, attach *those* logs from the above steps to a post, so that it will actually contain the information required to debug your problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 665674, member: 18896"] Your log file unfortunatly is also useless, because you did not recreate the steps that caused the problem. So it's down to a guessing game as to the cause. The best guess I have is that your movie somehow got added as multi-part section to another movie. Try to move the file in question out of the folder that is monitored with MovingPictures configuration running (at the import tab). The movie will then be removed from the database (even if it was added as multi-part). Then wait a few seconds and move the file back to the monitored folder. You will then see it being detected, it will turn green icon when imdb match has been found and eventually a checkmark will appear. At that time you can verify that it matched it up with the right movie, because the drop down box to the right will show the movie that was used. Then you can switch to the movie details tab to scroll down to the movie entry and verify all the details. If you then still have problems, attach *those* logs from the above steps to a post, so that it will actually contain the information required to debug your problem. [/QUOTE]

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