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<blockquote data-quote="Rob Hexenmeister" data-source="post: 792211" data-attributes="member: 113164">Thank you Deda.I replaced the databases.dll file as suggested. This cured one of the other records, but not the one attached to:F:\Video\Blake's 7\Blake's 7_01_Disc 1_01-03\video_ts\video_ts.ifo which we were using as our example.Which was odd. So I renamed the folder and the file as capitals using File Explorer to:F:\Video\Blake's 7\Blake's 7_01_Disc 1_01-03\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFOThis also failed to correct the problem, so I edited the database record in MediaPortal config, selecting the newly renamed VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO and I noticed something very odd. MediaPortal config removed the capitalization of the folder, but kept the capitals of the filename so the file read &quot;F:\Video\Blake's 7\Blake's 7_01_Disc 1_01-03\video_ts\VIDEO_TS.IFOSo, I had one last try, and deleted the record in the database, then I created a new one. This seems to have worked.For the sake of trying to detect why that particular database entry wasn't working, I have attached it to this post for your reference.I am so pleased with the help I have received, that MediaPortal will shortly be receiving a donation from me. Thank you everyone.&nbsp;I will add a few new records today and see if they work, and I will post on here and let you know if it has worked.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rob Hexenmeister, post: 792211, member: 113164"] Thank you Deda. I replaced the databases.dll file as suggested. This cured one of the other records, but not the one attached to: F:\Video\Blake's 7\Blake's 7_01_Disc 1_01-03\video_ts\video_ts.ifo which we were using as our example. Which was odd. So I renamed the folder and the file as capitals using File Explorer to: F:\Video\Blake's 7\Blake's 7_01_Disc 1_01-03\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO This also failed to correct the problem, so I edited the database record in MediaPortal config, selecting the newly renamed VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO and I noticed something very odd. MediaPortal config removed the capitalization of the folder, but kept the capitals of the filename so the file read "F:\Video\Blake's 7\Blake's 7_01_Disc 1_01-03\video_ts\VIDEO_TS.IFO So, I had one last try, and deleted the record in the database, then I created a new one. This seems to have worked. For the sake of trying to detect why that particular database entry wasn't working, I have attached it to this post for your reference. I am so pleased with the help I have received, that MediaPortal will shortly be receiving a donation from me. Thank you everyone. I will add a few new records today and see if they work, and I will post on here and let you know if it has worked. [/QUOTE]

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