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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 596244" data-attributes="member: 18896">Ideally you split it up at import level, so no mixed situations occur.For example &quot;D:\Movies&quot; containing all the folders with your movies and &quot;D:\TV Shows&quot; containing all the folders with your TV shows (or mini-series).Then just configure those as import paths for the MovingPictures and MP-TVSeries plugins, and they will take care of the rest. Use the FAQ links in my signature otherwise for basic help on most problems you might run into and their solutions, but if you are using MovPic v1.0.4 RC and MP-TVSeries v2.5.3 in combination with MediaPortal (v1.0.2 stable or v1.1 RC), then by default things shouldn't cause you much trouble. It usually all depends on your filenaming scheme, as it has to match the defaults from each plugin, but you can easaly adjust those to match your unique setup.Made for TV stuff, including mini-series, sometimes fit better under the MP-TVSeries plugin. In some cases this might require renaming your files for a proper match. This is because MP-TVSeries relies on TheTVDb.com website for information and that one relies on the Season+Episode format. So a &quot;Band Of Brothers S01E01.avi&quot; is found automatic, but a &quot;Band Of Brothers - Currahee.avi&quot; causes problems for an automatic match (can always force it manually of course, but auto is much better).Right now TheTVDb.com website is having trouble, they either can not sustain the heavy load from everybody using it, or they are having hardware problems again. You just have to be understanding on those problems and not blame MP-TVSeries plugin from being unable to match things automatic. So if things seem to look weird, verify that TheTVDb.com is running first.Enjoy <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite6" alt=":cool:" title="Cool&nbsp; &nbsp; :cool:" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":cool:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 596244, member: 18896"] Ideally you split it up at import level, so no mixed situations occur. For example "D:\Movies" containing all the folders with your movies and "D:\TV Shows" containing all the folders with your TV shows (or mini-series). Then just configure those as import paths for the MovingPictures and MP-TVSeries plugins, and they will take care of the rest. Use the FAQ links in my signature otherwise for basic help on most problems you might run into and their solutions, but if you are using MovPic v1.0.4 RC and MP-TVSeries v2.5.3 in combination with MediaPortal (v1.0.2 stable or v1.1 RC), then by default things shouldn't cause you much trouble. It usually all depends on your filenaming scheme, as it has to match the defaults from each plugin, but you can easaly adjust those to match your unique setup. Made for TV stuff, including mini-series, sometimes fit better under the MP-TVSeries plugin. In some cases this might require renaming your files for a proper match. This is because MP-TVSeries relies on TheTVDb.com website for information and that one relies on the Season+Episode format. So a "Band Of Brothers S01E01.avi" is found automatic, but a "Band Of Brothers - Currahee.avi" causes problems for an automatic match (can always force it manually of course, but auto is much better). Right now TheTVDb.com website is having trouble, they either can not sustain the heavy load from everybody using it, or they are having hardware problems again. You just have to be understanding on those problems and not blame MP-TVSeries plugin from being unable to match things automatic. So if things seem to look weird, verify that TheTVDb.com is running first. Enjoy :cool: [/QUOTE]

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