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<blockquote data-quote="geov" data-source="post: 321517" data-attributes="member: 26381">Welcome....If you don’t use MP for watching TV, then you don’t need the TV-Server installed....&nbsp;What I have done for my movies is to create an ANT-catalog XML file, then install the MyFilms plugin on every client, and then configure all of the clients to point to the ANT-XML file. So when I get a new movie, I just update the ANT-XML file, which then automatically updates all the clients.As for the music, make sure that you enable the auto-update function in the MP-config application for every client. This will automatically update your music-database when you add music. Alternatively I think there is a database rebuild plug-in that can be scheduled to automatically update your music-database, but I have not used it in a long time so I don’t know if it still exists…but it was part of the default plug-ins that are installed with MediaPortal.I know it is not exacly what you are looking for...but this way could make maintaining the databases less of a problem for you....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="geov, post: 321517, member: 26381"] Welcome.... If you don’t use MP for watching TV, then you don’t need the TV-Server installed.... What I have done for my movies is to create an ANT-catalog XML file, then install the MyFilms plugin on every client, and then configure all of the clients to point to the ANT-XML file. So when I get a new movie, I just update the ANT-XML file, which then automatically updates all the clients. As for the music, make sure that you enable the auto-update function in the MP-config application for every client. This will automatically update your music-database when you add music. Alternatively I think there is a database rebuild plug-in that can be scheduled to automatically update your music-database, but I have not used it in a long time so I don’t know if it still exists…but it was part of the default plug-ins that are installed with MediaPortal. I know it is not exacly what you are looking for...but this way could make maintaining the databases less of a problem for you.... [/QUOTE]

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