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<blockquote data-quote="Dadeo" data-source="post: 1012370" data-attributes="member: 27204"><p>What did you rename? if you altered the media file names/paths there is an option in AMCU Import Movies tab to Re-Scan moved files - is that enabled?&nbsp; However I don't think it should cause you to lose data, do you still have your AMCupdater.log?&nbsp; If you post that it might show what happened.&nbsp; Since you have backups you can test that - just revert to the backup and run the import again and see if it detects all the moved file names.&nbsp; IIRC you can disable internet lookup for that import operation since you have all the movies and data in your database.&nbsp; However, IF the titles change (or you renamed those) you may have to either download the fanart for those again, or change the names of the fanart folders to match, or let AMCU create the new folders and then just copy the fanart there.&nbsp; But if you haven't changed the actual Titles that are used for matching, you should be OK.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Dadeo, post: 1012370, member: 27204"] What did you rename? if you altered the media file names/paths there is an option in AMCU Import Movies tab to Re-Scan moved files - is that enabled? However I don't think it should cause you to lose data, do you still have your AMCupdater.log? If you post that it might show what happened. Since you have backups you can test that - just revert to the backup and run the import again and see if it detects all the moved file names. IIRC you can disable internet lookup for that import operation since you have all the movies and data in your database. However, IF the titles change (or you renamed those) you may have to either download the fanart for those again, or change the names of the fanart folders to match, or let AMCU create the new folders and then just copy the fanart there. But if you haven't changed the actual Titles that are used for matching, you should be OK. [/QUOTE]

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