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<blockquote data-quote="fforde" data-source="post: 376992" data-attributes="member: 52082"><p>Moving Pictures monitors your folders in the background constantly. It hooks into the filesystem to receive filesystem events so any time a new file is placed in a watch folder it will get processed by the importer. </p><p></p><p>The only caveat is that only movies that are auto approved will be added to Moving Pictures. If Moving Pictures does not have a high degree of confidence in what movie is in your video file, you have to manually approve a match, which (currently) requires you to go into the config. Different data sources provide varying amounts of data so IMDb and FilmWbe.pl will probably auto approve more matches than some of the other data sources that do not provide alternate title information.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fforde, post: 376992, member: 52082"] Moving Pictures monitors your folders in the background constantly. It hooks into the filesystem to receive filesystem events so any time a new file is placed in a watch folder it will get processed by the importer. The only caveat is that only movies that are auto approved will be added to Moving Pictures. If Moving Pictures does not have a high degree of confidence in what movie is in your video file, you have to manually approve a match, which (currently) requires you to go into the config. Different data sources provide varying amounts of data so IMDb and FilmWbe.pl will probably auto approve more matches than some of the other data sources that do not provide alternate title information. [/QUOTE]
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