[Komet]

I seem to be having an issue with only SOME of my multi-disc movies. For some reason it detects most of the movies fine, but for a handful of them, it seems to be picking up the second movie part first, resulting it ME not finding the artwork and nfo files. All of of my movies are named the same, consistent with XBMC standards. For example:

Ben-Hur (1959) [Disc1].mpg
Ben-Hur (1959) [Disc2].mpg
Ben-Hur (1959) [Disc1].nfo
Ben-Hur (1959) [Disc1]-poster.jpg
Ben-Hur (1959) [Disc1]-fanart.jpg

The only thing I can see between the movies being picked up correctly and the movies that are not, is that for the movies that are not picked up correctly, the second part is listed first in the filename list, and I'm guessing ME would be looking for [Disc2] in the nfo and artwork files vs. [Disc1].

Any thoughts here?

Answered before. Known bug in 1.4 with handling stacked files.

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I noticed some unusual behavior for the writer/director tags. It seems they are not being broken out individually, and does not seem to grab all of them.

Here is an example pulled from an NFO file:
<credits>Paul Weitz, Brian Helgeland, and 1 more credit</credits>

Shouldn't each name be a separate credit tag? What about the 'and 1 more credit' part? Any idea why we don't seem to scrape more than 2? this appears to be the same issue with the Director field, when there is more than one director. They aren't separated by discrete tags, but rather lumped together in a single tag.

Is this intentional?

MediaElch will not write something like "1 more credit" to an nfo file. Please check the field in MediaElch and then the result in the nfo file.

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When scraping various artwork, is there somewhere that you can specify sizes to ensure that artwork being picked (in bulk mode) meets minimum download criteria, such as picking the HD vs SD versions of Logos, posters being at least 1000x1500, fanart 1920x1080, etc?

Currently not.