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<blockquote data-quote="Elof" data-source="post: 369242" data-attributes="member: 17368">Hi,I'm using Moving Pictures 0.6.6 on MP 1.0.0 and I have a small problem with the NFO scanner since it don't use all of my .nfo files. I have my movie collection in a tree structure where every movie has it own folder, named after the IMDb title (mostly, I change The 40 Year Old Virgin to 40 Year old Virgin, The etc). In the folder theres one or more movie files (or VIDEO_TS/AUDIO_TS-catalogues) and a home-made .nfo-file, named in the same way as the folder. The .nfo-file contains only one line, the link to the movie on IMDb. I have adjusted all filenames on multi-part movies so that the importer correctly stacks the files.This works like a charm on all movies except on multi-part movies. For example, if the folder \\server\movies\0-9\54\ contains:54.nfoStudio.54.SWESUB.SVCD.CD1.mpgStudio.54.SWESUB.SVCD.CD2.mpgthe movie is not automaticly imported. If I rename the nfo-file to Studio.54.SWESUB.SVCD.nfo it works perfectly. This only happens on stacked multi-part movies. I can see in the logs that LocalMediaParser is only called to scan the nfo file if it's named after the movies, in all other cases MovieImporter tries to build a MediaSignature and fails to get an exact match.If there's only one file in the directory, there's no need of name simularity between it and the nfo and I thought from <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/moving-pictures-284/nfo-scanner-explained-issues-45593/" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/moving-pictures-284/nfo-scanner-explained-issues-45593/</a> that the same was true for stacked files. What is it that I'm missing?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Elof, post: 369242, member: 17368"] Hi, I'm using Moving Pictures 0.6.6 on MP 1.0.0 and I have a small problem with the NFO scanner since it don't use all of my .nfo files. I have my movie collection in a tree structure where every movie has it own folder, named after the IMDb title (mostly, I change The 40 Year Old Virgin to 40 Year old Virgin, The etc). In the folder theres one or more movie files (or VIDEO_TS/AUDIO_TS-catalogues) and a home-made .nfo-file, named in the same way as the folder. The .nfo-file contains only one line, the link to the movie on IMDb. I have adjusted all filenames on multi-part movies so that the importer correctly stacks the files. This works like a charm on all movies except on multi-part movies. For example, if the folder \\server\movies\0-9\54\ contains: 54.nfo Studio.54.SWESUB.SVCD.CD1.mpg Studio.54.SWESUB.SVCD.CD2.mpg the movie is not automaticly imported. If I rename the nfo-file to Studio.54.SWESUB.SVCD.nfo it works perfectly. This only happens on stacked multi-part movies. I can see in the logs that LocalMediaParser is only called to scan the nfo file if it's named after the movies, in all other cases MovieImporter tries to build a MediaSignature and fails to get an exact match. If there's only one file in the directory, there's no need of name simularity between it and the nfo and I thought from [url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/moving-pictures-284/nfo-scanner-explained-issues-45593/[/url] that the same was true for stacked files. What is it that I'm missing? [/QUOTE]

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