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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 494517" data-attributes="member: 76888">My Movie file structureE:\Movies\Bolt (2008)\Bolt.2008.2008.DVDSCR.aviSome movies don't parse well.&nbsp; I tried adding a year + making sure the folder name matched the IMDB name, but some movies still arn't autoparsed.&nbsp; I would like to place a .txt file in each directory to make sure the files are always parsed whenever i reinstall moving pictures.If I placed a info.txt as follows, would this make sure everything was parsed.It would be great if moving pictures had an option to auto create a .txt file into each movie directory with the correct movie details based on the database.&nbsp; This way if you move the folders or reinstall moving pictures you can easily parse the movie correctly without user input.&nbsp; Also if you copy the movie onto another computer with mediaportal/moving pictures you don't have to have any user input for parsing.Would the above txt file be sufficent to ensure correct parsing?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 494517, member: 76888"] My Movie file structure E:\Movies\Bolt (2008)\Bolt.2008.2008.DVDSCR.avi Some movies don't parse well. I tried adding a year + making sure the folder name matched the IMDB name, but some movies still arn't autoparsed. I would like to place a .txt file in each directory to make sure the files are always parsed whenever i reinstall moving pictures. If I placed a info.txt as follows, would this make sure everything was parsed. It would be great if moving pictures had an option to auto create a .txt file into each movie directory with the correct movie details based on the database. This way if you move the folders or reinstall moving pictures you can easily parse the movie correctly without user input. Also if you copy the movie onto another computer with mediaportal/moving pictures you don't have to have any user input for parsing. Would the above txt file be sufficent to ensure correct parsing? [/QUOTE]

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