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<blockquote data-quote="MJGraf" data-source="post: 1149066" data-attributes="member: 17886">Hi Jon,This is most likely caused by MP2 not finding enough information about your movies / series so that it cannot identify them as movies or series.First of all, I assume that when you select the Main Menu option &quot;Videos&quot;, you can see all your movies/series. Is that correct?Secondly, how did you organize your movies / series? Are they all MP4 files? If so, did you tag your MP4 files? Or do you use nfo-files? If none of them, what is the naming pattern you use for your directory / media files?For movies e.g.: Media files are only recognized as movies, if either (a) there is a nfo-file with the required information of the movie in the same directory as the movie file or (b) MP2 can identify your media file as a movie on TheMovieDb. For the latter, it can e.g. use an IMDB ID (which it may take from tags or the file or folder name) or the movie name (also e.g. from the media file or folder name - but finding a movie via its name is the less secure way because there may be multiple movies with the same or similar names).Michael</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MJGraf, post: 1149066, member: 17886"] Hi Jon, This is most likely caused by MP2 not finding enough information about your movies / series so that it cannot identify them as movies or series. First of all, I assume that when you select the Main Menu option "Videos", you can see all your movies/series. Is that correct? Secondly, how did you organize your movies / series? Are they all MP4 files? If so, did you tag your MP4 files? Or do you use nfo-files? If none of them, what is the naming pattern you use for your directory / media files? For movies e.g.: Media files are only recognized as movies, if either (a) there is a nfo-file with the required information of the movie in the same directory as the movie file or (b) MP2 can identify your media file as a movie on TheMovieDb. For the latter, it can e.g. use an IMDB ID (which it may take from tags or the file or folder name) or the movie name (also e.g. from the media file or folder name - but finding a movie via its name is the less secure way because there may be multiple movies with the same or similar names). Michael [/QUOTE]

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