Wrong info retrieved for Despicable Me

[Greg3]

Hello,

First post! Just sorted out a few films as I'm new to all of this, have a med400x. Anyway, all my films seem to have worked correctly apart from the above.

I have created an nfo file, with the following url http://www.imdb.com/media/rm818119168/tt1323594

but still I get the other film, minion madness.

How can I fix this??

[Maasbommel]

Have you named the folder
Despicable Me (2010)

And the movie:
Despicable Me (2010).mkv
If it is a .mkv file?

What kind of media type is it?

[Greg3]

Hello,

I have named the folder Despicable Me (2010)
The file within the folder is named Despicable-Me (2010).mkv
before this it was named Despicable.Me.(2010).mkv

And I also have the Despicable-Me (2010).nfo file with the url in it.
This was also named Despicable.Me.(2010).nfo before as well.

Still does not find the right film???

[orte]

Read this:

How to name the video files
http://code.google.com/p/moviejukebox/wiki/FileNaming

How to use .NFO files to enhance MovieJukebox's lookup
http://code.google.com/p/moviejukebox/wiki/NFO_Files

[Maasbommel]

Hello,

I have named the folder Despicable Me (2010)
The file within the folder is named Despicable-Me (2010).mkv
before this it was named Despicable.Me.(2010).mkv

And I also have the Despicable-Me (2010).nfo file with the url in it.
This was also named Despicable.Me.(2010).nfo before as well.

Still does not find the right film???

The file name is still not as advised.....

[Greg3]

Just renamed the movie to Despicable Me (2010).mkv and the folder to Despicable Me (2010) and nothing, it is still pulling back the wrong film?

I even deleted the files from the jukebox first, and still it gets the wrong info, is there anywhere I can copy the 3 files from?

Am I best to use spaces in the nameing convention then?

[copyer]

Hi, I got only problems with not finding the right movies, if the name is not the same as found on IMDB..

[orte]

I have:

Despicable.Me.2010.avi
I have folder named in my language (Polish)
and work fine

moviejukebox.log
......
Checking existing video: Despicable Me
Found NFO: \\Mede8er\hdd1\movie\lektor\Jak ukraść księżyc\Despicable.Me.2010.nfo
XML file found for Despicable.Me.2010
Movie addMovieFile : //Mede8er/hdd1/movie/lektor/Jak%20ukra%C5%9B%C4%87%20ksi%C4%99%C5%BCyc/Despicable.Me.2010.avi
PosterScanner: Scanning fileCache for Despicable.Me.2010
PosterScanner: No matching files found for \Despicable.Me.2010
PosterScanner: Checking for 'Jak ukraść księżyc.*' posters
PosterScanner: No local poster found for Despicable.Me.2010
Updating poster for: Despicable Me
FanartScanner: Scanning fileCache for Despicable.Me.2010.fanart
FanartScanner: No matching files found for \Despicable.Me.2010.fanart
FanartScanner: Fanart exists for Despicable.Me.2010
Watched Scanner: Scanning fileCache for Despicable.Me.2010.avi
Watched Scanner: No matching files found for \Despicable.Me.2010.avi
Finished: Despicable Me (15/100)
...............

[Insomniac]

Please pay attention to the NFO spec.
Try replacing the URL in the NFO file to this:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1323594/

[Maasbommel]

If he removes the .NFO file and keeps sticking to the proper filename convention as mentioned in the manual, it will also work.....

http://code.google.com/p/moviejukebox/wiki/FileNaming

[Greg3]

I did remove the nfo file, and renamed the file and folder as specified in the guide, Despicable Me (2010).mkv  and it still retrieves the wrong info?

I even copied the name from the imdb?

I have ttried using . as a seperator and also spaces and neither seem to work for this file.

All my others appear to be fine?

Can I put the art in manually somehow into the jukebox?

[Insomniac]

I wouldn't waste time messing around with the jukebox images.
Follow this convention for posters and fanart (background) images and you should get good results.
Alternatively you could populate the following tags in the nfo file:

Code:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<movie>
    <thumb></thumb>                 <!-- url of poster image. use URL formatting, such as http:// for internet resources or file:// for local resources -->
    <fanart></fanart>               <!-- url of fanart image. use URL formatting, such as http:// for internet resources or file:// for local resources -->
</movie>

Using a meta-data manager such as YaNFOe or Media Companion (my personal favourite) should assist in assuring the desired images for the type-A personality...