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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vizar" data-source="post: 176821" data-attributes="member: 55807">-- to the moderator: As i'm new here, i might have put this post in the wrong thread. Please help me move it inot the right one, where i also might get more feedback ----Hi and thank you so much for your answer. It poses some problems, though. First of all i have a LOT of movies, both in avi and DVD (.ts) format. I would never be able to put all AVIs into one folder and vice versa (at the moment i use 4 drives at 320gb. each). In other words, i have to solve it another way.On another note... I've been playing around wit MediaPortal a bit now, and I'm totally in awe!! I'ts grown from a simple, buggy tool (when i saw it last, several years ago), to a complete, stable and gorgeous application. It is far more user-friendly than anything I've seen (and i work designing user-friendly solutions..), and even 'external' necessities, such as pulling data from XMLTV is nicely integrated. So i take a big bow to the programmers... keep up the EXCELLENT work.So... htat said, back to my original problem. I still need to find a way to import / catalog all my harddisk-based movies and DVD's, and list them out in a nice and equally user friendly way. By the way, i looked at AMC and DVDprofiler since MP has plugins to import from these. However, as far as i can see, none of the programs can 'point' to the file on my disc, and furthermore, i have to add one and one move.... a REAL pain.But, like i said.... PLEASE advice me.... i yearn (is that an english word?!) to convert to MP!..oh, and i forgot 2 more things:1: Please forgive me my bad english... i always forget to spellcheck ;-)2: Is there any way to change the default folder where MP will put my TV recordings / timeshift buffer?</blockquote>

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