[euqis]

Hello Kodi forum,

I got my moives like 

c:\MOVIES\[1995] AAAA\AAAA (1995).mkv  
                                AAAA (1995).jpg
                                folder.jpg

            \[2001] BBBB\BBBB (2001).mkv
                                 BBBB (2001).jpg
                                 folder.jpg                                

and so on...

When i Scrape it with The Movie DB scraper, it sets a poster from TMDB not local image like 'AAAA (1995).jpg' or 'folder.jpg'.
So I have to set it manually every single one.
Is there a way to set 'folder.jpg' as a poster when i scrape it?

Thanks

[Klojum]

Scraping a movie via Kodi's default scraper will not automatically store posters and such as files next to a movie.
Try renaming it to AAAA (1995)-poster.jpg. It's the format that Kodi uses when doing a video library export.

[Martijn]

iirc you can trick kodi to detect something else using advancedsettings.xml
Saying poster.jpg is folder.jpg

[euqis]

Thank you. It worked... but I have to change every image. 
Wish I can trick it for folder.jpg.

[euqis]

Scraping a movie via Kodi's default scraper will not automatically store posters and such as files next to a movie.
Try renaming it to AAAA (1995)-poster.jpg. It's the format that Kodi uses when doing a video library export.

Thank you. It worked... but I have to change every image. 
Wish I can trick it for folder.jpg.
Still it might be easier than set artwork one by one from kodi. Thank you.

[euqis]

iirc you can trick kodi to detect something else using advancedsettings.xml
Saying poster.jpg is folder.jpg

Wish I could... .
Anyway thank you.

[Klojum]

There are plenty of file renaming tools out there, just saying

[HeresJohnny]

Could you please post a syntax example telling KODI via advancedsettings.xml that poster.jpg or keyart.jpg is being replaced by folder.jpg.

[DaVu]

I guess what @Martijn  was referring to is: https://kodi.wiki/view/Advancedsettings.xml#musicthumbs

But, regarding to our wiki, that's only possible for music cover and fanart.