Movies

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)

  1. 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))
  2. 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)
  3. 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)
  4. 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

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