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#16
Right man. My mistake. Sorry
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#17
i'm sorry, i dont understand how this works Sad

you mean i can now put an 'movie_filename.NFO' in the same directory as the movie file, and put the movie details in that NFO file ?

if so, can someone post an example of the movie detail structure that i have to use in the NFO file ?

thanks.
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#18
nfo points to an url
xml holds info.

so either you have

moviename.nfo with http://imdb.com/title/foo

or you have moviename.xml with

<details><title>foo</title</details> and so on.
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#19
ahh ok, so i just put 'movietitle.xml' in the same folder as the video file, and in that XML file i put:



<details>
<title></title>
<year></year>
<director></director>
<top250></top250>
<mpaa></mpaa>
<tagline></tagline>
<runtime></runtime>
<thumb></thumb>
<credits></credits>
<rating></rating>
<votes></votes>
<genre></genre>
<actor>
<name></name>
<role></role>
</actor>
<outline></outline>
<plot></plot>
</details>
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#20
Actually, the xml parsing has been added to the .nfo reader, so it should be an xml file, but it should be named "movietitle.nfo"

And yes, the above format should do the trick.

Cheers,
Jonathan
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