[malvinas2]

Why do the nfo-files created by TMM contain entries with internet addresses even if the pictures directed to are available on local discs ? 
For example the thumb and fanart I selected within TMM are saved like: 

Code:

<thumb>http://image.tmdb.org/t/p/original/xcIMQnp1AqgokjoT0leAhbfnMuh.jpg</thumb>
<fanart>http://image.tmdb.org/t/p/original/b981PM8wYAUkqbQlHpShQrX9Tbp.jpg</fanart>

But I already saved the corresponding jpg's to the movie-folder, named as thumb.jpg and fanart.jpg

The same applies to the pictures of the actors: 

Code:

<name>Leonardo DiCaprio</name>
<role>Frank Abagnale Jr.</role>
<thumb>http://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w185/jToSMocaCaS5YnuOJVqQ7S7pr4Q.jpg</thumb>

An internet address is given although the picture is saved in the subdirectory .actors. 

Is it possible to change this behaviour ? It seems quite uneconomical if Kodi has to access external servers even if the requested data is already locally available ? 
In which order does Kodi evaluate the information when processing the nfo-file ? Does it in first place verify if the file is locally available although an internet address is given in the nfo-file or does it just look up at the internet address ? 

[Karellen]

Kodi will ALWAYS use local artwork first if it is available, regardless of what is written in the nfo. Consider the nfo entry as a fallback option.