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<blockquote data-quote="jackflack" data-source="post: 523670" data-attributes="member: 77270"><p>I have found two things that have cured 99% of my movie import problems.</p><p></p><p>1. Have the folder name be correct. Example: (Indiana Jones II and the Temple of Doom) Holds and waits for approval. If I remove the " II " and use (Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom) It will auto approve. It is simple things such as that, that can throw a scan off. It still finds the movie, but that's how fickle it can be. </p><p></p><p>2. You can also name the file title the same. (refined-marley-720p.mkv) may not get its Marley and Me. So I rename a file to something like this (Marley.and.Me.720p.refined.mkv) This helps with about the last 5% of the movies that don't scan properly. Anything in the title in front of the movie name can throw it off.</p><p></p><p>-jack</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jackflack, post: 523670, member: 77270"] I have found two things that have cured 99% of my movie import problems. 1. Have the folder name be correct. Example: (Indiana Jones II and the Temple of Doom) Holds and waits for approval. If I remove the " II " and use (Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom) It will auto approve. It is simple things such as that, that can throw a scan off. It still finds the movie, but that's how fickle it can be. 2. You can also name the file title the same. (refined-marley-720p.mkv) may not get its Marley and Me. So I rename a file to something like this (Marley.and.Me.720p.refined.mkv) This helps with about the last 5% of the movies that don't scan properly. Anything in the title in front of the movie name can throw it off. -jack [/QUOTE]
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