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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1017696" data-attributes="member: 82144">As a plugin, MovingPictures is totally separate to MediaPortal videos. They have their own separate databases and their own configuration.&nbsp;So your movies are imported into the MovingPictures database, but that has no bearing if you're expecting to see them show up in the &quot;Videos&quot; section in MediaPortal. For that you need to import them into the MediaPortal videos database.&nbsp;No, it doesn't seem correct. As above: you've imported the movies into the MovingPictures database, but this view configuration is for the MediaPortal videos section (ie. not MovingPictures).&nbsp;If you're expecting to see these movies in the MediaPortal videos plugin then you must import them into the MediaPortal video database.&nbsp;I think you need to come to a decision about whether you use the MovingPictures plugin or the built-in videos function.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1017696, member: 82144"] As a plugin, MovingPictures is totally separate to MediaPortal videos. They have their own separate databases and their own configuration. So your movies are imported into the MovingPictures database, but that has no bearing if you're expecting to see them show up in the "Videos" section in MediaPortal. For that you need to import them into the MediaPortal videos database. No, it doesn't seem correct. As above: you've imported the movies into the MovingPictures database, but this view configuration is for the MediaPortal videos section (ie. not MovingPictures). If you're expecting to see these movies in the MediaPortal videos plugin then you must import them into the MediaPortal video database. I think you need to come to a decision about whether you use the MovingPictures plugin or the built-in videos function. [/QUOTE]

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