[vbat99]

All I know is I installed the new 62c build, saw now the option to either use moviename-fanart or fanart for file names when I set up the build, so I thought I would try changing the default movie-fanart to fanart (and also posters) to see what difference it would make/test. So I added my movie folder and rescanned. None of my existing movies showed any fanart or posters which I found surprising. After changing the option back, then the art was displayed. I don't know what the right answer is. It seems like the user would like to know if either moviename-fanart or fanart was available, but I can see how it could get more and more complicated. I guess if it was up to me I would propose a requirement that if any valid art is available it gets displayed in the main browser view, and the naming conventions only apply to scraping new art.

scott s.
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The biggest problem is that if someone switches from Pre-Frodo to Frodo only, and MC displays any available artwork, then the user will not know if they are missing Frodo artwork.

The same goes for if a user changes to saving as poster.jpg and fanart.jpg, then by rights, MC should only display this artwork, that way the user knows what is missing, and missing posters and missing fanart etc function as they should.

So really need to have specific rules in place for this, and I'm afraid it's gonna have to be strictly what is selected in preferences gets displayed.

Now, even harder is what is displayed if "both" artwork mode is selected. By rights we need to indicate to the user that Pre or Frodo is missing, that way the user can tell their files are catering for "Both" artwork styles. That is on my To Do List.