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I am loving the new version with the CME app added on. I was having an issue with the characters but you fixed that in an update. The last issue I'm having is when I sync up I'm having one of my seasons of Walking Dead give me an error where it says the MPLS value is missing. However, I checked MyMovies and I have everything mapped correctly. This season has both Blu-Ray and DVD which I mapped. I checked everything and it looks OK. What am I missing that I didn't check here? I attached the log. Thank you.

Do your disc titles in the disc mapping screens have the MPLS labels. See my screenshot for a reference.

If the MPLS labels are missing, you have to remove the discs and re-add them. This only occurs with bluray and 4k titles. DVD's don't need MPLS tags.

Yes, and they even are mapped properly. I just retested them.

Sorry it's not working right for you. Let's do some troubleshooting.

Please provide:

1) a screenshot of the season 3 episode mapping in MMCM

2) a screenshot of the directory showing the mymovies.xml and mmTitle.xml files for the same season

3) the mymovies.xml file

4) the mmTitle.xml file

Sorry it took so long. I travel for work and have a 20 month year old so I haven't had a lot of time at home to reply. Here are the files. I only screen capped a few of the files in the directory but there's a lot as you can see the pattern.

It is not letting me upload the mmTitle files it says its a possible attack vector.

vanillagorillanb wrote: Tue Aug 06, 2019 12:59 pm It is not letting me upload the mmTitle files it says its a possible attack vector.

That's odd. Perhaps you can rename them as mmTitle.txt and post them.

Yes, also I posted the wrong files from the mymovies. Those were for the DVD. Here's the correct files. It still won't let me upload those even with the extension changed.

I really need to see the mmTitle.xml files. Can you try zipping them up and posting, and if that doesn't work then email them.

I found the problem with not being able to attach the mmTitle.xml files. The forum automatically scans the first 256 bytes (characters) of the text file, and if it finds certain reserved tags, like <Title>, it marks them as attack vectors.

In Binnerups mymovies.xml files, they have a long <!--This file is created by... --> line that takes up a lot of bytes, so the first tag (the <Title> tag) is at the 435 byte mark, well beyond the 256 byte mark that is scanned. On CME's mmTitle.xml files, I used a much shorter <!--This file is created by... --> line, and the <Title> tag is at byte 157, so it gets scanned and the forum thinks is dangerous.

One way to get the file to post is to just add a bunch of text, at least 100 characters long, to that <!-- This file is created by... line, and save the file. That will get it past the forum scanner. Zipping the file should also work.

Sorry for the headache. For the next version of CME, I'll add more text to that line to make sure that the first tag is beyond 256 bytes.