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If you can not close MediaPortal (say wife will not let you, because she is watching her shows), then you can also find all this information inside the log file, which you can view with MediaPortal running. I use concurrent RDP myself, but another solution is to 'share' the LOG folder.

Start Menu -> All Programs -> MediaPortal -> User Files

Windows Explorer will then open and you will see a "log" folder. Right click it and share this on your network.

Then from another system you can navigate to \\MEPO-BOX\log and open movingpictures.log file. Open it in notepad and you want to look for:

MovieImporter]: No exact match for

You do need to have MediaPortal configuration set to 'Debug' for log verbosity level then if memory serves me. It is also possible to batch-script this via:

[code]
@Echo Off
find "MovieImporter]: No exact match for " [URL='https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/file://\\MEPO-Box\log\movingpictures.log']\\MEPO-Box\log\movingpictures.log[/URL]
pause
[/code]

Enjoy.

<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 939432" data-attributes="member: 18896">If you can not close MediaPortal (say wife will not let you, because she is watching her shows), then you can also find all this information inside the log file, which you can view with MediaPortal running. I use concurrent RDP myself, but another solution is to 'share' the LOG folder.&nbsp;Start Menu -&gt; All Programs -&gt; MediaPortal -&gt; User Files&nbsp;Windows Explorer will then open and you will see a &quot;log&quot; folder. Right click it and share this on your network.&nbsp;Then from another system you can navigate to <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/file://\\MEPO-BOX\log" target="_blank">\\MEPO-BOX\log</a> and open movingpictures.log file. Open it in notepad and you want to look for:&nbsp;MovieImporter]: No exact match forYou do need to have MediaPortal configuration set to 'Debug' for log verbosity level then if memory serves me. It is also possible to batch-script this via:&nbsp;[code]@Echo Offfind &quot;MovieImporter]: No exact match for &quot; [URL='https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/file://\\MEPO-Box\log\movingpictures.log']\\MEPO-Box\log\movingpictures.log[/URL]pause[/code]&nbsp;Enjoy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 939432, member: 18896"] If you can not close MediaPortal (say wife will not let you, because she is watching her shows), then you can also find all this information inside the log file, which you can view with MediaPortal running. I use concurrent RDP myself, but another solution is to 'share' the LOG folder. Start Menu -> All Programs -> MediaPortal -> User Files Windows Explorer will then open and you will see a "log" folder. Right click it and share this on your network. Then from another system you can navigate to [URL='https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/file://\\MEPO-BOX\log']\\MEPO-BOX\log[/URL] and open movingpictures.log file. Open it in notepad and you want to look for: [INDENT=1]MovieImporter]: No exact match for[/INDENT] You do need to have MediaPortal configuration set to 'Debug' for log verbosity level then if memory serves me. It is also possible to batch-script this via: [code] @Echo Off find "MovieImporter]: No exact match for " [URL='https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/file://\\MEPO-Box\log\movingpictures.log']\\MEPO-Box\log\movingpictures.log[/URL] pause [/code] Enjoy. [/QUOTE]