2013-05-20, 19:12
Unfortunately I am using Windows 7 x64. The Drive contains a mix of BluRay movies (in BDMV sub-folders), DVD movies (Video_TS sub-folders), and a few that contain *.m4v files. There is nothing else on the drive (only movies), each of which is in it's own folder.
I have even copied the moviename.nfo file of *.m4v movies that were picked up in MediaElch, to each of the non-working movies (and just changed the name of the file to match, and the first few lines of the NFO to match the movie also), and still MediaElch wouldn't pick up the movie.
If there was a way to make MediaElch find a folder, and do a search with the Movie or TV database on that folder to add it in to MediaElch manually, that would probably remove these types of issues.
I have even copied the moviename.nfo file of *.m4v movies that were picked up in MediaElch, to each of the non-working movies (and just changed the name of the file to match, and the first few lines of the NFO to match the movie also), and still MediaElch wouldn't pick up the movie.
If there was a way to make MediaElch find a folder, and do a search with the Movie or TV database on that folder to add it in to MediaElch manually, that would probably remove these types of issues.
