If you have not already done so, please read TV101 - Introduction to TV Series & Episodes, TV201 - TV Series Grouping, and TV202 - Assigning ISOs to TV Series Titles. You should also read this guide before proceeding to TV302 or TV303, as this guide lays the groundwork for some of the more advan...

This guide applies equally well to multi-disc movie titles, though having multiple discs per TV Season is much more common. My Movies (and by extension MM Browser) work with media contained in various formats, including ISO rips, DVD/Blu-ray Folder rips, and converted media like MP4 or MKV files. Un...

Hopefully you have already read TV101 - Introduction to TV Series & Episodes , if not, please do that now. The first and most important step in using TV Series with MM Browser is to link your TV Series Titles to the TV Series itself in My Movies Collection Management. Most of the time, this is a...

Please read this post before diving into the more advanced topics, as there are some basic concepts introduced here you will need to know to succeed. MM Browser v1.8 introduces "preliminary" support for TV Series and Episodes. This post will detail what to expect when using this new funct...

Hi Michael, I just wanted to give you a heads up that Offline Titles support did not make it into the next version, 1.8. v1.8 was just getting too many changes for a single release, and was taking too long to get out the door. So I've marked v1.8 as feature complete, and we are doing final bug fixes...

Hi Martin,

I just sent you a message with a link to try beta v1.8. It has several bug fixes, and hopefully one will address this issue.

Please let me know how it works.

Thanks,
Paul

Yes, that is possible, and planned. If you notice on the FanArt Details page, there is unused space to the right of the covers. I plan to make it look similar to the WMC version: http://www.mymovies.dk/media/13026/13.jpg The reason it hasn't happened yet is I don't want to infringe on Binnerup's cop...

I've added Offline Titles to the roadmap.

To answer your question, yes a playable file must be in the folder for MM Browser to display the title. You could do any one of the following as a test: Create a directory named VIDEO_TS Create a directory named BDMV Create a file named Offline.ISO Create a file named Offline.MP4 Create a file named...

Interesting. Perhaps My Movies does generate folder data for offline titles and I just assumed it did not. I do not have any offline titles myself, so I obviously have made some assumptions here. What I can confirm is that MM Browser will skip any titles (online or offline) if it can't find the play...