Items in are GREEN are optional
<moviename>.movie.fanart(.landscape/.portrait).<n>
<moviename>.movie.cover(.front/.back/.inner/.sleeve/.disc)(.landscape/.portrait).<n>
<moviename>.movie.poster(.landscape/.portrait).<n>
<moviename>.movie.banner(.landscape/.portrait).<n>
<moviename>.movie.framegrab.<n>
<moviename>.movie.logo.<n>
FAQ:
Q. What does <moviename> mean?
A. Moviename is ONE of the following (in priority order, where the first found match is used)
- Whatever name is specified in the <fsfriendlyname> field of the movie's NFO file
(This is a new tag to allow the user to specify any name they please that is file system friendly (overcomes ANY weird characters or movie title length issues)) - Whatever name is specified in the <id> field of the movie's NFO file
(This allows someone to have their art based on the IMDB ID of a movie if they wish) - Whatever name is specified in the <title> field of the movie's NFO file
(Allows art to be named based on the official title of the movie) - Whatever name is used for the movie (or containing folder name) of the media file
(Allows art to be based on a match with the name the user used in their file system)
Examples:
My Flat Movies\
----- Starwars.avi
----- Superman.avi
----- Superman.nfo (<id>tt3849485<id>)
----- movie.avi
----- movie.nfo (<title>Mr Goodbar<title>)
My Foldered Movies\
---- Ghostbusters\
------- movie.avi
---- I Know What You Did Last Summer
------- movie.avi
------- movie.nfo (<fsfriendlyname>I Know What<fsfriendlyname>)
\My Artwork\
----- Starwars.movie.fanart.jpg
----- tt3849485.movie.fanart.jpg
----- Mr Goodbar.movie.fanart.jpg
----- Ghostbusters.movie.fanart.jpg
----- I Know What.movie.fanart.jpg