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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1169211" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.There are two folders where MP2 got installed. First is &quot;C:\Program Files (x86)\Team MediaPortal&quot; where all the binaries and similar are installed and second is &quot;C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal&quot; where all the data (config, cache,...) is installed. ProgramData normally is a hidden folder, so you must tell Explorer to show hidden folders. If you are deleting both folders all that was left while regular uninstall is gone.This can have tons of reasons. Only a few examples: bad cable, bad drivers, other software is using the tuner,... So without logs it's not possible to help you here.Have you looked at them in &quot;Movies&quot; section only? If yes, please have a look in &quot;Videos&quot; section. Every video file, no matter if it is a series, a recording or a movie is primary a video and for this it is shown in &quot;Videos&quot;.&nbsp; If the importer can find useful metadata for the video it will be listed in Movies or Series too. But only if MP2 can identify the movie/series 100% correct and unique... E.g. if you have a video named &quot;Godzilla.mp4&quot; this can not be identified&nbsp; as there are lots of movies named Godzilla out there...Maybe your movies are named in a way, MP2 can not identify them correctly. If they are in Videos and not in Movies too, you know where to start.&nbsp; But most likely this also can not be solved without log files...Aside this it really would be helpful, if you fill out the system specs in your user profile and public the. This is helpful on all hardware related issues (like your &quot;No Signal&quot; issue)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1169211, member: 109222"] Hi. There are two folders where MP2 got installed. First is "C:\Program Files (x86)\Team MediaPortal" where all the binaries and similar are installed and second is "C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal" where all the data (config, cache,...) is installed. ProgramData normally is a hidden folder, so you must tell Explorer to show hidden folders. If you are deleting both folders all that was left while regular uninstall is gone. This can have tons of reasons. Only a few examples: bad cable, bad drivers, other software is using the tuner,... So without logs it's not possible to help you here. Have you looked at them in "Movies" section only? If yes, please have a look in "Videos" section. Every video file, no matter if it is a series, a recording or a movie is primary a video and for this it is shown in "Videos". If the importer can find useful metadata for the video it will be listed in Movies or Series too. But only if MP2 can identify the movie/series 100% correct and unique... E.g. if you have a video named "Godzilla.mp4" this can not be identified as there are lots of movies named Godzilla out there... Maybe your movies are named in a way, MP2 can not identify them correctly. If they are in Videos and not in Movies too, you know where to start. But most likely this also can not be solved without log files... Aside this it really would be helpful, if you fill out the system specs in your user profile and public the. This is helpful on all hardware related issues (like your "No Signal" issue) [/QUOTE]

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