[Karellen]

Where can I find the db to check the ID's for IMDB and TMDB?

Which platform are you using? It is in your Userdata (wiki)\Databases\ folder

Then once you open the database, you need to get the movieID from the movie table, then use it to find the uniqueID's for that movie in the UniqueID table

[Edworld]

Where can I find the db to check the ID's for IMDB and TMDB?

Which platform are you using? It is in your Userdata (wiki)\Databases\ folder

Then once you open the database, you need to get the movieID from the movie table, then use it to find the uniqueID's for that movie in the UniqueID table

windows, I just finished editing my post.

[Karellen]

windows, I just finished editing my post.

Ok, there is a problem with the NFO file.
Can you post the full nfo file to Kodi Paste Site and I can tell you what the problem is. But like you said, it is probably using...
<uniqueid type="default">tt0071054</uniqueid> instead of
<uniqueid type="imdb">tt0071054</uniqueid>

[Edworld]

windows, I just finished editing my post.

Ok, there is a problem with the NFO file.
Can you post the full nfo file to Kodi Paste Site and I can tell you what the problem is. But like you said, it is probably using...
<uniqueid type="default">tt0071054</uniqueid> instead of
<uniqueid type="imdb">tt0071054</uniqueid>

That is what Media Companion is doing, at least on the couple I checked.

Some older NFO's dont even have the uniqueid:
<id>tt0268978</id>
<tmdbid>453</tmdbid>

[Karellen]

<id>tt0268978</id>
<tmdbid>453</tmdbid>

Yep, this is wrong.

Kodi does not use <tmdbid>
<id> is an obsolete tag that is there for backwards compatibility, but does not add correct id's

This is standard...

xml:
    <uniqueid type="imdb">tt0071054</uniqueid>

    <uniqueid type="tmdb" default="true">1663</uniqueid>

    <uniqueid type="tvdb">77294</uniqueid>

You will need to discuss this with the maintainer of the media manager. I am surprised that it is still creating incorrect id's at this point in time as correct id's above have been in use since Kodi v17 (possibly even v16).

[Edworld]

<id>tt0268978</id>
<tmdbid>453</tmdbid>

Yep, this is wrong.

Kodi does not use <tmdbid>
<id> is an obsolete tag that is there for backwards compatibility, but does not add correct id's

This is standard...

xml:
 <uniqueid type="imdb">tt0071054</uniqueid>

<uniqueid type="tmdb" default="true">1663</uniqueid>

<uniqueid type="tvdb">77294</uniqueid>

You will need to discuss this with the maintainer of the media manager. I am surprised that it is still creating incorrect id's at this point in time as correct id's above have been in use since Kodi v17 (possibly even v16).

I have some very old nfo's in my collection, I need to find a way to rescrape to have correct naming. I just checked my last 25 adds and they all show correct information