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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 818787" data-attributes="member: 18896">You need to verify the mediainfo part is done right.Open MovPic config, goto &quot;Movie Manager&quot;, select one of the movies with issues from the list on the left side, drop down the selection on the right side from &quot;Movie Details&quot; to &quot;File Details&quot; and verify that all the 'File Information' data is filled in correct.If all you see is '0' and empty fields then something went wrong with the MediaInfo stage. Click the 'Gear' icon and select &quot;Update MediaInfo&quot; and see if that then works with the updated MediaInfo.DLL.If it still fails, then you must have some really weird media file. You can debug this by downloading the MediaInfo GUI application then, so you can see where the problem lies.If it works, and it replaced the bad data with good data, then you simply have to select all the movies in the movie list and mass update the MediaInfo via MovPiv config. Select first movie, SHIFT+END (everything will be selected) and use the same gear icon method.You will get a message regarding mounting disk images, so make sure you select the right option for your situation in that case, and then verify a few movies via &quot;File Details&quot; to make sure they updated.If you have correct info, but you still don't see the images, then its back to plugin/skin problem regarding version you use. Verify with Default/DefaultWide skins then to make sure. You can check the respective custom skin threads for updates/solutions then.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 818787, member: 18896"] You need to verify the mediainfo part is done right. Open MovPic config, goto "Movie Manager", select one of the movies with issues from the list on the left side, drop down the selection on the right side from "Movie Details" to "File Details" and verify that all the 'File Information' data is filled in correct. If all you see is '0' and empty fields then something went wrong with the MediaInfo stage. Click the 'Gear' icon and select "Update MediaInfo" and see if that then works with the updated MediaInfo.DLL. If it still fails, then you must have some really weird media file. You can debug this by downloading the MediaInfo GUI application then, so you can see where the problem lies. If it works, and it replaced the bad data with good data, then you simply have to select all the movies in the movie list and mass update the MediaInfo via MovPiv config. Select first movie, SHIFT+END (everything will be selected) and use the same gear icon method. You will get a message regarding mounting disk images, so make sure you select the right option for your situation in that case, and then verify a few movies via "File Details" to make sure they updated. If you have correct info, but you still don't see the images, then its back to plugin/skin problem regarding version you use. Verify with Default/DefaultWide skins then to make sure. You can check the respective custom skin threads for updates/solutions then. [/QUOTE]

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