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Is removing trailing spaces from the Title field something that I could do with RemoveBadChars.ifs
I imported Titles without checking for trailing spaces first.

Thanks for your swift action.

I keep getting an error when I try to run the script using these two URLs.

Walking Deadhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0028478/
Flash Gordon http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0027624/

Ember Media manager worked fine.

Where do I start with troubleshooting this problem?
Script Ver. Version=3.78

Thanks.
Got it.

The IMDB script puts two upper ASCII characters into the TranslatedTitle field. ┬╗ This then messes up the Export to NFO script. I wish I could program so I could at least describe the problem correctly. Interview.nfo <url>http://imdb.com/title/tt0480269</url> <id>tt0480269</id> <movie> <title>┬╗</t...

Upgrade to latest version worked fine..
Thanks

Script error in "GOOGLEPICS":unknown identifier:PICKTREETITLE at line 54.
[url]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6574173/ScriptError.jpg[/url]

How do I export Pictures by name and Year? I now have .NFO files named for movies and year. A Man For All Seasons 1966.nfo kgytopi Helped me here .. [url]https://forum.antp.be/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?t=5257[/url] with a batch file that made folders for every named .NFO. [code] MODE CON CP SELECT=437 fo...

During the export of NFO files if there are two movies named the same the first NAME.NFO is overwritten by the second. I was looking for a way to export ALL of my movies to NFOs.
THanks very much for your reply. I believe your solution may work for me.

I can see now why this will never work. XBMC will not import the NFO if not named correctly.

I am trying to export by TITLE and YEAR.
I have some movies that are titled the same but the year is different.
Alice in Wonderland 1933
Alice in Wonderland 1951
or
Amazing Grace 1974
Amazing Grace 2006

Thanks for a GREAT program.

That worked GREAT!
Thank you

Looking for help with the NFO export script. I would like the script to create a folder using the movie name and place the .NFO inside that folder. Alas I have NO programming skills beyond DOS batch files from the 80's.
Can anyone point me in a direction?