[toenuff]

I recently updated my build of xbmc, and while I was at it I cleaned out my library b/c I have a new NAS.

When I attempt to use either update library or scan for new content I am getting nothing added automatically. If I go to each movie and click info it does not detect the movie, but when prompted to enter the movie name it's defaulting to the entire filename including the extension. If I delete the extension it finds the movie with no problem.

Why is this no longer working for me? Is there a way I can force the extensions to disappear from the file listing?

I tried the following with no luck:
<videoextensions>
<add>.avi</add>
</videoextensions>

I also tried changing my stacking regex to include the extension. This actually works for video that need to be stacked, but it does not work on regular single-file video. I'm looking for a better answer than this anyway. I'm fairly certain this is not working as it should.

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[sho]

Hiding extensions is in settings.

Have you set contents?

[toenuff]

I just tried not showing extensions from the settings you mentioned. The extensions disappear, but when I click on info it is still adding the extension when looking up the name.

I do have the content settings set. That's why I can grab the file info if I enter it manually.

I've also tried wiping my database again, but no luck.

[toenuff]

Another weird thing is that it does detect two movies in the folder without problem. Even after wiping the db it finds the same two movies: The darjeeling limited and dracula. Both files have the avi extension. I'm not sure why only those two are working automatically.

[toenuff]

I switched from themoviedb.org to imdb, and it is working. Weird, b/c I swear I was using this source on my old build.