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yes it knows if its a dts movie! is says down at de "codec info" what type it is and then it will get to my smart playlist, so you say i need to go into all movies if its 100 of them?, cant xbmc do it by self?
And one more question, Movie content options
shall i just have Movies are in separate folders that match the movie title or shall i've Scan recursively checked or uncecked?
If i have my movies like this.
External drive 1 -> Movies 1 - > Wall-e.dts -> Wall-e.dts.mkv
The Others -> The.others.mkv
External drive 1 -> Movies 2 - > Gladiator.dvdrip.xvid -> Gladiator.dvdrip.xvid
up.720 -> up.720,mkv
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Yes you need to scrape them all in.. XBMC can do it auto magically, but it needs direction.
Follow the quick start wiki, it should set you up pretty much.. Use theRenamer.com for your nomenclature issues, if it doesn't scan in theRenamer, then you're unlikely to have better success with XBMC.
You can't have a movie folder named.... "Gladiator the one I like with good sound" and the file named "Glad-to-see-you.avi" to scrape in. Get rid of the extraneous words... or clean them up with theRenamer.
The name must be close in convention to what the material is listed in the database you're trying to address, re-read message #17