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<blockquote data-quote="mrbenji" data-source="post: 256920" data-attributes="member: 69110">Wasn't aware of that plugin... thanks, I'll give it a try!&nbsp; (&quot;Wife test&quot; is always a top priority, ain't it?)On a sidenote, I discovered that, strangely enough, if I just rename an .mkv to .mpg the XML file works, the episode is imported on database import, and amazingly enough it plays!&nbsp; Don't ask me how.The only remaining issue with this method is that the date and length are messed up.&nbsp; I get the same date as the XML I sourced from (even though I changed the filename to include 2008-04-10 instead of 2008-04-17), and the time is totally wacky... it's like 1 hr and 29 minutes later.&nbsp; I don't know where the date/time are coming from, as 2008-04-17@10:38pm doesn't seem to be in any of the files in that directory, nor is it the timestamp of any file in that directory.Anyway, for what it's worth, this method mostly works.&nbsp; Here's hoping that the TV-Series plugin is a better solution for me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mrbenji, post: 256920, member: 69110"] Wasn't aware of that plugin... thanks, I'll give it a try! ("Wife test" is always a top priority, ain't it?) On a sidenote, I discovered that, strangely enough, if I just rename an .mkv to .mpg the XML file works, the episode is imported on database import, and amazingly enough it plays! Don't ask me how. The only remaining issue with this method is that the date and length are messed up. I get the same date as the XML I sourced from (even though I changed the filename to include 2008-04-10 instead of 2008-04-17), and the time is totally wacky... it's like 1 hr and 29 minutes later. I don't know where the date/time are coming from, as 2008-04-17@10:38pm doesn't seem to be in any of the files in that directory, nor is it the timestamp of any file in that directory. Anyway, for what it's worth, this method mostly works. Here's hoping that the TV-Series plugin is a better solution for me. [/QUOTE]

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