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<blockquote data-quote="o0X0o" data-source="post: 364438" data-attributes="member: 55151"><p>Sorry, thought that was in the quote. </p><p></p><p>Original title of movie is "10,000 BC" and the only fanart image name that works is "10,000 BC.jpg". I tried "10 000 BC.jpg" as you suggested, but this didn't work.</p><p></p><p>I originally raised this as an issue with characters supported in the AMC database title not being the same as the characters supported for Windows filenames. While I acknowledge that comma's are supported for Windows filenames, this was still an example of the string search not working as expected. There are other examples (the use of ":" for example), but I thought this one proves the point.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="o0X0o, post: 364438, member: 55151"] Sorry, thought that was in the quote. Original title of movie is "10,000 BC" and the only fanart image name that works is "10,000 BC.jpg". I tried "10 000 BC.jpg" as you suggested, but this didn't work. I originally raised this as an issue with characters supported in the AMC database title not being the same as the characters supported for Windows filenames. While I acknowledge that comma's are supported for Windows filenames, this was still an example of the string search not working as expected. There are other examples (the use of ":" for example), but I thought this one proves the point. [/QUOTE]
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