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<blockquote data-quote="VdR" data-source="post: 807517" data-attributes="member: 25818">Thank you. That is very helpful, it answered my questions about the other importer settings.So I cleaned up the database in the master, ran MP Artwork and Info Copier to create the .nfo file folder.jpg and backdrop.jpg files. That worked fine.On the client I made the settings as suggested.However if I 'update media info'; folder image does not change. If I 'move back to importer' and import again; folder image does not change. So I deleted the movingpictures.db3 file. A new one is created but the importer does not import anything.Could do with a suggestion here, before the kids come home ...OK that was stupid, of course also the media sources where deleted (and all other settings), so I added one of the folders, now the importer works, but ignores the local data ...What is a good way to clear the database without deleting the settings and how do I get this to work?VdR</blockquote>

[QUOTE="VdR, post: 807517, member: 25818"] Thank you. That is very helpful, it answered my questions about the other importer settings. So I cleaned up the database in the master, ran MP Artwork and Info Copier to create the .nfo file folder.jpg and backdrop.jpg files. That worked fine. On the client I made the settings as suggested. However if I 'update media info'; folder image does not change. If I 'move back to importer' and import again; folder image does not change. So I deleted the movingpictures.db3 file. A new one is created but the importer does not import anything. Could do with a suggestion here, before the kids come home ... OK that was stupid, of course also the media sources where deleted (and all other settings), so I added one of the folders, now the importer works, but ignores the local data ... What is a good way to clear the database without deleting the settings and how do I get this to work? VdR [/QUOTE]

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