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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1068802" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.You should have a directory called &quot;Series&quot; (or something like that). Then create a subfolder for every series you have and name it like the series. Something like that:[ATTACH=full]147036[/ATTACH]After that you need to create a share in MP2 and mark it as &quot;Video- Series&quot;. If the import is finished you should find all your series under Series menu item. With MKVTagger you can tag single mkv files by draging them to tab &quot;Custom series tag&quot; or you can tag your whole collection as long as you have it properly added to (MP1 Plugin) TVSeries. Then you need to add the path to TVSeries DB file in MKVTagger Settings. If you have done so then you can tag your whole collection by adding the path to the series directory in &quot;MP-TVSeries&quot; tab. You need to expand &quot;Write Episode Infos To XML&quot; and press &quot;Start&quot;. When this is finished there are lots of XML files near to your mkv files with the same name. To tag the mkv itself you need to expand the second option&nbsp; &quot;Write tags into...&quot; and press &quot;Start&quot; again.MKV tags are the best way to identify video files 100% inside MP2 atm, especially as we don't have an option to manually correct things here...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1068802, member: 109222"] Hi. You should have a directory called "Series" (or something like that). Then create a subfolder for every series you have and name it like the series. Something like that: [ATTACH=full]147036[/ATTACH] After that you need to create a share in MP2 and mark it as "Video- Series". If the import is finished you should find all your series under Series menu item. With MKVTagger you can tag single mkv files by draging them to tab "Custom series tag" or you can tag your whole collection as long as you have it properly added to (MP1 Plugin) TVSeries. Then you need to add the path to TVSeries DB file in MKVTagger Settings. If you have done so then you can tag your whole collection by adding the path to the series directory in "MP-TVSeries" tab. You need to expand "Write Episode Infos To XML" and press "Start". When this is finished there are lots of XML files near to your mkv files with the same name. To tag the mkv itself you need to expand the second option "Write tags into..." and press "Start" again. MKV tags are the best way to identify video files 100% inside MP2 atm, especially as we don't have an option to manually correct things here... [/QUOTE]

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