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<blockquote data-quote="Imokles" data-source="post: 502080" data-attributes="member: 91173">I did a bit more testing.I can manually enter &quot;Smash Mouth&quot; as the artist, and the file will be imported into the database. The song name still reads &quot;ERROR&quot;.When I change this, I get an unhandled exception (see screenshot). Obviously the generated SQL statement can not digest the inverted comma in &quot;I'm&quot;.I then deleted the file altogether from my videos share and re-imported to check whether my other videos would be picked up. However, no video files could be found. I think the problem might be that they all have the extension &quot;.m4v&quot; (though I added this extension as a video extension in MP and all videos play fine in the &quot;My Videos&quot; section). I can confirm that the videos are picked up (although still with ERROR title) when I change the extension to MKV.What I am having is an itunes music library with &gt;10k files which also contains some videos. Since the directory structure is handled by itunes I can't change the filename or extension manually without losing itunes management abilities. So, I think the best option would be if the plugin would match all extensions defined in the &quot;My videos&quot; section.I also attached a screenshot of my config screen for you to check why I get the ERROR parsing. A typical filename that would need to be matched is\\coruscant\Musik\Mediathek\Coldplay\Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends\Viva la Vida.m4v</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imokles, post: 502080, member: 91173"] I did a bit more testing. I can manually enter "Smash Mouth" as the artist, and the file will be imported into the database. The song name still reads "ERROR". When I change this, I get an unhandled exception (see screenshot). Obviously the generated SQL statement can not digest the inverted comma in "I'm". I then deleted the file altogether from my videos share and re-imported to check whether my other videos would be picked up. However, no video files could be found. I think the problem might be that they all have the extension ".m4v" (though I added this extension as a video extension in MP and all videos play fine in the "My Videos" section). I can confirm that the videos are picked up (although still with ERROR title) when I change the extension to MKV. What I am having is an itunes music library with >10k files which also contains some videos. Since the directory structure is handled by itunes I can't change the filename or extension manually without losing itunes management abilities. So, I think the best option would be if the plugin would match all extensions defined in the "My videos" section. I also attached a screenshot of my config screen for you to check why I get the ERROR parsing. A typical filename that would need to be matched is [I]\\coruscant\Musik\Mediathek\Coldplay\Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends\Viva la Vida.m4v[/I] [/QUOTE]

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