[vbat99]

Hi,

I had to delete the nfo files, as it would not rename them on re-scrape. No problem tho. For some reason tho the re-scrape didn't match my movies very well. Not sure why tho it had no issue with them originally, as I think it only missed 3 matches before. Changing the setting you mentioned in step 1 from All Movies are in folders TO Use Folder Names for scraping seems to have improved it some, but still 30% were not matched. The ones not matched are all in the 2000 and up years, and it matched everyone of them to some Japanese film called "my neighbor totoro". Is that normal?

Also, is it possible to force it to not download flv trailers, or would I need to convert them myself to mp4?

thx

Depending on the naming, I would highly recommend using XBMC TMDb scraper instead of the MC IMDb scraper.
The issue occurs after many web requests to IMDb, that IMDB thinks it is a web attack, and therefore returns a default web page. MC scraper then searches this webpage for the first IMDB ID, and in your case it returns "my neighbor totoro". MC believes this is a match and carrys on scraping this data.

If you have clean filenames or folder names, ie: Moviename (year), then TMDb scraper is superior. Also, there are options to get certain data from IMDB depending on your preferences.

As for FLV trailers, I don't think there is anything in MC that would stop this...at this time.
Most FLV trailers are MP4 encoded files anyway.
What device are you using to play these on? Pi, PC, Kodibuntu box? Any of these should play FLV without flinching.