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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 920343" data-attributes="member: 18896">Open MovPic config:&nbsp;Do any of your 'missing' movies show and simply failed to auto-match based on the filename you used? They will show with blue info icon that requires user-action to confirm/select what movie you mean. You can also use the binocular icon to adjust/edit the search paramaters on the spot, just keep in mind that if you ever reimport the same file, you would have to do that each time.&nbsp;You can use the &quot;Regular Expression Noise Filter&quot; settings under advanced settings to otherwise clean up your filenames so that the proper title is found.&nbsp;A better solution would be to simply add the IMDb tt-ID to the filename (or inside NFO file with simple NFO scanner option enabled) and MovingPictures will skip any title search and obtain the info direct.&nbsp;If nothing shows when you add new files, you might run into UNC scan issues, in which case, switch to the &quot;Importer Settings&quot; tab and enable the &quot;Automatically rescan remote import paths every&quot; setting and use default value of 90min or whatever you prefer.&nbsp;If none of that works, it is time to provide debug-enabled log files where you recreate the issue, so the log files will reveal exactly what the problem is on your system. Failure to recreate the issue so that it gets captured in log files, means the log files are useless and nobody can help. Be sure to include all log files as well, as source of the problem might be something else (some other plugin, MediaPortal itself, etc).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 920343, member: 18896"] Open MovPic config: Do any of your 'missing' movies show and simply failed to auto-match based on the filename you used? They will show with blue info icon that requires user-action to confirm/select what movie you mean. You can also use the binocular icon to adjust/edit the search paramaters on the spot, just keep in mind that if you ever reimport the same file, you would have to do that each time. You can use the "Regular Expression Noise Filter" settings under advanced settings to otherwise clean up your filenames so that the proper title is found. A better solution would be to simply add the IMDb tt-ID to the filename (or inside NFO file with simple NFO scanner option enabled) and MovingPictures will skip any title search and obtain the info direct. If nothing shows when you add new files, you might run into UNC scan issues, in which case, switch to the "Importer Settings" tab and enable the "Automatically rescan remote import paths every" setting and use default value of 90min or whatever you prefer. If none of that works, it is time to provide debug-enabled log files where you recreate the issue, so the log files will reveal exactly what the problem is on your system. Failure to recreate the issue so that it gets captured in log files, means the log files are useless and nobody can help. Be sure to include all log files as well, as source of the problem might be something else (some other plugin, MediaPortal itself, etc). [/QUOTE]

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