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<blockquote data-quote="lwerndly" data-source="post: 637224" data-attributes="member: 64817">Re: AW: My Anime 2I installed RC6 and there were no problems.I should have looked at you error message first I guess...I am pretty sure you have copied the Anime2.dll to the wrong location. It should only be in the following folderC:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\plugins\WindowsDelete the DLL from any other locations under the &quot;C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal&quot; folderBy default MediaPortal does not support M4V files. You will need to co into the MP config and add it.Videos - Video Extensions - Then add .m4v as an extension. This will allow MyAnime to recognize your files as video files.However since you have encoded the files yourself, they will not appear on AniDB. This plugin does not use naming formats to recognise files. Basically you will need to manually add the files yourself. I have explained this process somewhere in this thread before. But as some of our existing users can attest to, this can be quite painful. I will write it up in a FAQ in the next couple of days as well.Alternatively you can wait for the upcoming version of the plugin. Although it is still not easy, I find it a lot better at least.I had a brief look at the problem but couldn't figure it out.I'll try and set some time aside to actually test it using stand-by mode and see what I can find</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lwerndly, post: 637224, member: 64817"] [b]Re: AW: My Anime 2[/b] I installed RC6 and there were no problems. I should have looked at you error message first I guess... I am pretty sure you have copied the Anime2.dll to the wrong location. It should only be in the following folder [B]C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\plugins\Windows[/B] Delete the DLL from any other locations under the [I]"C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal"[/I] folder By default MediaPortal does not support M4V files. You will need to co into the MP config and add it. Videos - Video Extensions - Then add .m4v as an extension. This will allow MyAnime to recognize your files as video files. However since you have encoded the files yourself, they will not appear on AniDB. This plugin does not use naming formats to recognise files. Basically you will need to manually add the files yourself. I have explained this process somewhere in this thread before. But as some of our existing users can attest to, this can be quite painful. I will write it up in a FAQ in the next couple of days as well. Alternatively you can wait for the upcoming version of the plugin. Although it is still not easy, I find it a lot better at least. I had a brief look at the problem but couldn't figure it out. I'll try and set some time aside to actually test it using stand-by mode and see what I can find [/QUOTE]

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