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<blockquote data-quote="breese" data-source="post: 1164513" data-attributes="member: 114299">I am going to go thru this again because I still do not understand and maybe it will help solve the issues.If a lookup onto <a href="http://www.themoviedb.org" target="_blank">www.themoviedb.org</a> for a movie name fails, it shows up in Videos - OK - Got it.If the Movie Name has the tt## included, the lookup switches to IMDB.com? I say that because most of mine have tt##Now here is the thing I Do Not Understand and never have...Max [tt3369806].mp4 goes thur the importer and lookup.The importer then creates 2 folders (sometimes 3) within&nbsp; C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MP2-Server\TheMovieDBFor the movie MaxC:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MP2-Server\TheMovieDB\tt3369806With only a jason file within itC:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MP2-Server\TheMovieDB\272878With the Posters, Backdrops, and jason fileHow did the importer jump from using the tt## and locating all apsects of the movie to Using TheMovieDB info?Is it possible this same thing is happening for other imports such as movie names AND folders with (Year) in them?Is it possible because these movie names AND folders have (Year) in them that the .nfo is not being looked at?Then there is the '-' in a file name......So the movie halcyon-swingers as a last case try gets its name split for a lookup...Is one or both parts of the name searched?Does one of the 2 parts get the '-' iincluded in the search?What happens if there is a folder with a '-' in the name?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="breese, post: 1164513, member: 114299"] I am going to go thru this again because I still do not understand and maybe it will help solve the issues. If a lookup onto [URL="http://www.themoviedb.org"]www.themoviedb.org[/URL] for a movie name fails, it shows up in Videos - [U][COLOR=#0059b3]OK - Got it.[/COLOR][/U] If the Movie Name has the tt## included, the lookup switches to IMDB.com? I say that because [U]most[/U] of mine have tt## [U]Now here is the thing I Do Not Understand and never have...[/U] Max [tt3369806].mp4 goes thur the importer and lookup. The importer then creates 2 folders (sometimes 3) within C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MP2-Server\TheMovieDB For the movie Max C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MP2-Server\TheMovieDB\tt3369806 With only a jason file within it C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MP2-Server\TheMovieDB\272878 With the Posters, Backdrops, and jason file [B][U]How did the importer jump from using the tt## and locating all apsects of the movie to Using TheMovieDB info?[/U][/B] Is it possible this same thing is happening for other imports such as movie names AND folders with (Year) in them? Is it possible because these movie names AND folders have (Year) in them that the .nfo is not being looked at? Then there is the '-' in a file name...... So the movie halcyon-swingers as a last case try gets its name split for a lookup... Is one or both parts of the name searched? Does one of the 2 parts get the '-' iincluded in the search? What happens if there is a folder with a '-' in the name? [/QUOTE]

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