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<blockquote data-quote="Guzzi" data-source="post: 812882" data-attributes="member: 55213">AW: Re: My Films 5.1 released (19.09.2011) - V5.1.0.1468 (MP 1.2.0)The really nice thing when using AMC with MyFilms is its interoperability - you can update your catalog from either AMC, via AMCupdater or even from inside MyFilms GUI (e.g. when global fanart didn't find the right one, choosee manually - or create one from movie itself, etc.).I usually import films via AMCupdater and use AMCupdater for certain maintenance tasks (glolbal updates of certain parameters, e.g. rating etc.).There is also scripts for global actions available for AMC - so everyody can do to personal taste. If sitting at the desk, you probably prefer doing something in AMC or via AMCupdater - when you're in the livingroom, you probably don't want to use a winApp and prefer to update your catalog data via remote.All changes reflect in your DB - regardless if done from AMC, AMCupdater or inside MyFilms.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Guzzi, post: 812882, member: 55213"] [b]AW: Re: My Films 5.1 released (19.09.2011) - V5.1.0.1468 (MP 1.2.0)[/b] The really nice thing when using AMC with MyFilms is its interoperability - you can update your catalog from either AMC, via AMCupdater or even from inside MyFilms GUI (e.g. when global fanart didn't find the right one, choosee manually - or create one from movie itself, etc.). I usually import films via AMCupdater and use AMCupdater for certain maintenance tasks (glolbal updates of certain parameters, e.g. rating etc.). There is also scripts for global actions available for AMC - so everyody can do to personal taste. If sitting at the desk, you probably prefer doing something in AMC or via AMCupdater - when you're in the livingroom, you probably don't want to use a winApp and prefer to update your catalog data via remote. All changes reflect in your DB - regardless if done from AMC, AMCupdater or inside MyFilms. [/QUOTE]

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