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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 851685" data-attributes="member: 18896">The movingpictures.log file is your savior there, as it tells you exactly what was done. Switching to debug-verbosity gives even more details, and you can control that setting within MediaPortal configuration.&nbsp;Then you can always verify what file was matched/imported as what title and correct afterwards.&nbsp;Also verify inside MovingPictures config the following settings to have the least aggressive auto-matching occur.&nbsp;&quot;Importer Settings&quot; tab:&nbsp;1. slide the &quot;Auto Approval Rate&quot; ruler all the way to the left, if you hover over it; a tooltip will confirm showing &quot;Low&quot;.2. disable the &quot;Force auto-approval based on info file details.&quot; checkbox if you do not trust the IMDb tt-ID info provided via NFO/TXT files&nbsp;&quot;About&quot; -&gt; &quot;Advanced Settings&quot; -&gt; &quot;Matching and Importing&quot;:&nbsp;1. Set the &quot;Year Auto-Approve Distance&quot; to '1' and click on &quot;Update&quot;2. Verify &quot;Only Auto Approve from Primary Data Source&quot; = 'True'&nbsp;To find the movingpictures.log file, use the Start Menu -&gt; &quot;All Programs&quot; -&gt; &quot;Team MediaPortal&quot; -&gt; &quot;MediaPortal&quot; -&gt; &quot;User Files&quot; link and then transverse into the &quot;log&quot; folder where you will find it. Do not be intimidated by the sheer technical info provided, just do a CTRL+F to search for: Added &quot;&nbsp;And it will show you the movie added to the MovingPictures database. Above that line is all the other info used to find/add the movie.&nbsp;Manually matching movies inside GUI is not yet possible (being worked on), so you have to use the MovingPictures configuration for that as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 851685, member: 18896"] The movingpictures.log file is your savior there, as it tells you exactly what was done. Switching to debug-verbosity gives even more details, and you can control that setting within MediaPortal configuration. Then you can always verify what file was matched/imported as what title and correct afterwards. Also verify inside MovingPictures config the following settings to have the least aggressive auto-matching occur. "Importer Settings" tab: 1. slide the "Auto Approval Rate" ruler all the way to the left, if you hover over it; a tooltip will confirm showing "Low". 2. disable the "Force auto-approval based on info file details." checkbox if you do not trust the IMDb tt-ID info provided via NFO/TXT files "About" -> "Advanced Settings" -> "Matching and Importing": 1. Set the "Year Auto-Approve Distance" to '1' and click on "Update" 2. Verify "Only Auto Approve from Primary Data Source" = 'True' To find the movingpictures.log file, use the Start Menu -> "All Programs" -> "Team MediaPortal" -> "MediaPortal" -> "User Files" link and then transverse into the "log" folder where you will find it. Do not be intimidated by the sheer technical info provided, just do a CTRL+F to search for: [B]Added "[/B] And it will show you the movie added to the MovingPictures database. Above that line is all the other info used to find/add the movie. Manually matching movies inside GUI is not yet possible (being worked on), so you have to use the MovingPictures configuration for that as well. [/QUOTE]

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