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<blockquote data-quote="LRFalk01" data-source="post: 366337" data-attributes="member: 55551">Everyone has to start somewhere. Before we start those, make sure you put your skin files where they are to go as well.You need to open up the MediaPortal Configuration.exe from your start menu. From this windows you will need to go to the bottom of the list on the left side to 'Plugins&quot;. From this list you should see &quot;Moving-Pictrues&quot; in the Windows Plugins section. Click this. At the bottom of the window you will see buttons. Make sure that Moving-Pictures is enabled (although I think it is by default). I would also click the &quot;In Home&quot; button. This will make it show Moving-Pictures is show on my main MediaPortal screen and not under plugins. After all of this, click the button that says &quot;Config&quot;. This is where you setup Moving-Pictures. The top of the default tab is where you select which folder(s) Moving-Pictures is to scan for movies to display.-LRFalk01</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LRFalk01, post: 366337, member: 55551"] Everyone has to start somewhere. Before we start those, make sure you put your skin files where they are to go as well. You need to open up the MediaPortal Configuration.exe from your start menu. From this windows you will need to go to the bottom of the list on the left side to 'Plugins". From this list you should see "Moving-Pictrues" in the Windows Plugins section. Click this. At the bottom of the window you will see buttons. Make sure that Moving-Pictures is enabled (although I think it is by default). I would also click the "In Home" button. This will make it show Moving-Pictures is show on my main MediaPortal screen and not under plugins. After all of this, click the button that says "Config". This is where you setup Moving-Pictures. The top of the default tab is where you select which folder(s) Moving-Pictures is to scan for movies to display. -LRFalk01 [/QUOTE]

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