2010-11-13, 00:26
Hi - I assume you are referring to Media Info Plus as a third party scraper. If so, then searching for answers via the wiki is a complete waste of time - as a 3rd party app, MIP is not supported in xbmc therefore no wiki articles would be available.
If MIP has generated nfo files within your file/folder structure, then they may be interfering with the scraping mechanism. All this is purely guess work - provide a debug log during the scanning process and you are more likely to receive advice. - see sticky for info on how to report a problem correctly.
Other alternative is to delete all nfo files if in fact they exist and scrape as Fishoil has suggested, without MIP using purely xbmc and see what happens. Providing your naming convetion is reasonable (files within individual folders, year in parenthisis) I see no need for the use of any 3rd party apps to scrape anyway.
Is MIP still actively supported anyway?
If MIP has generated nfo files within your file/folder structure, then they may be interfering with the scraping mechanism. All this is purely guess work - provide a debug log during the scanning process and you are more likely to receive advice. - see sticky for info on how to report a problem correctly.
Other alternative is to delete all nfo files if in fact they exist and scrape as Fishoil has suggested, without MIP using purely xbmc and see what happens. Providing your naming convetion is reasonable (files within individual folders, year in parenthisis) I see no need for the use of any 3rd party apps to scrape anyway.
Is MIP still actively supported anyway?
