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A reinstall of MM Collection Management over the top of the existing install, and selecting "repair" seems to resolve the issue as well.

1) this just backfeeds into the control4 interface' date=' so until that gets updated to better handle tv shows it will be one jacket per disc as it is now and not "treed"

2) dont have a changer so i cant say

I just got this setup at my house and its amazing. So happy that i dont have to edit metadata anymore. Plus the mymovies phone app is sweet - i can keep better track of what i have and what i want to see/rent/buy.

For those interested i run mymovies full version on a "server"/"nas" thats a windows 7 ultimate box with raid 6 drives and use a dune.[/quote']

Out of curiosity are you using the EV driver or the certified C4 driver ?

The EV driver - I switched for the reasons in post #6.

Thanks Cody. Must have missed that.

1) this just backfeeds into the control4 interface, so until that gets updated to better handle tv shows it will be one jacket per disc as it is now and not "treed"

2) dont have a changer so i cant say

I just got this setup at my house and its amazing. So happy that i dont have to edit metadata anymore. Plus the mymovies phone app is sweet - i can keep better track of what i have and what i want to see/rent/buy.

For those interested i run mymovies full version on a "server"/"nas" thats a windows 7 ultimate box with raid 6 drives and use a dune.

Out of curiosity are you using the EV driver or the certified C4 driver ?

No advantage that I'm aware of. Just register at the MM .dk site, buy your points, and download and install the software -- and you're off to the races.

Will - Thanks for getting back ! I think I have that sorted now, it's working as advertised. I did run into one use case you might be interested in.

I had a multi disc set (5 discs one MM title). The first disk had a prefix of "Disk 1" which caused it to be sorted below disc 2-5 (note the k instead of c in disc). I then changed the "Disk 1" to "Disc 1". The driver started complaining about a collision between "Disc 1" and "Disc 2". I re-saved the title. Same results.

In MM, the first disc in a multi disc is usually cataloged as an "Online Folder", with the rest being "Online Files". This was the case in this instance. The only way I could get the error to go away was by changing Disc 1 to an "Online File".

If you'd prefer a case to be opened let me know. I thought since MM was not a dealer tool, the in's and out's of this might be useful here.

EV - any chance you can filter out disks with no network location ? Multi disk sets look like they're syncing - each one showing with their own cover art (limitation of c4's interface) - if theres a missing disk 2 for bonus material for instance, it shows in c4 but is not playable.

Linksys RV042, Linksys RV4000, use a seperate wirless access point if needed...

+1

I like some of the Apple products and their networking components may in fact work. IMHO, they're extremely basic and offer no real tuning options - in short useless.