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Kuch Kuch · 2017-08-20, 12:07

Hi,

I'm trying to setup a NFS connection from my Synology NAS, however I seem to have a problem where I can see the videos on my Synology through Videos\Files\ Movies on Kodi, but don't seem to have a Movie section on the homescreen . Any idea what the issue may be?

Thanks in advance

**Klojum** · 2017-08-20, 12:10

You will need to 'scrape' your video collection into the Kodi database first.
See http://kodi.wiki/view/Set_content_and_scan

Kuch Kuch · 2017-08-20, 12:18

(2017-08-20, 12:10)Klojum Wrote: You will need to 'scrape' your video collection into the Kodi database first.
See http://kodi.wiki/view/Set_content_and_scan

I believe I've done this correctly. For example, at the moment I have "Fast & Furious" in my Movies Folder. This is located in "\Movies\Fast & Furious (2009)\movie.mkv"

**Klojum** · (This post was last modified: 2017-08-20, 12:21 by Klojum.)

Quote:I believe I've done this correctly

If it had been done correctly, you then would have had the MOVIES main section in the Kodi GUI homescreen filled with one or more movies.
I'd say 'try again'. Smile

Kuch Kuch · 2017-08-20, 12:44

Not sure what happened. I had been running SPMC and had the above issue. As soon as I installed Kodi and told it where my Movies were located, it found my library and everything seems to be running smoothly. Not sure what the issue with SPMC is.

mchp92 · 2017-08-20, 13:19

(2017-08-20, 12:18)Kuch Kuch Wrote:
(2017-08-20, 12:10)Klojum Wrote: You will need to 'scrape' your video collection into the Kodi database first.
See http://kodi.wiki/view/Set_content_and_scan

I believe I've done this correctly. For example, at the moment I have "Fast & Furious" in my Movies Folder. This is located in "\Movies\Fast & Furious (2009)\movie.mkv"

Dont use movie.mkv. The name of the movie file should reflect the actual novie name. Like you have in the folder name