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# Importing existing media
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In order for MediaManager to be able to import existing media (e.g. downloaded by Sonarr or Radarr)
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3 conditions have to be met:
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1. The folder's name must not contain `[tmdbid-xxxxx]` or `[tvdbid-xxxxx]`.
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2. The folder's name must not start with a dot.
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3. The media must be in the root tv/movie library
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Here is an example, using these rules:
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```
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/
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└── data/
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├── tv/
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│ ├── Rick and Morty # WILL be imorted
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│ ├── Stranger Things (2016) # WILL be imported
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│ │
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│ ├── Breaking Bad (2008) [tmdbid-1396] # WILL NOT be imported
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│ ├── .The Office (2013) # WILL NOT
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│ │
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│ └── my-custom-library/
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│ └── The Simpsons # WILL NOT be imported
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└── movie/
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└── Oppenheimer (2023) # WILL be imported
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```
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Is your folder structure in the correct format, you can start importing. For this,
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you just need to login as an administrator and go to the TV/movie dashboard.
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<note>
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When importing, no files will be deleted, moved or copied! Instead, they will be hard linked.
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</note>
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After importing, MediaManager will automatically prefix the old root TV show/movie folders with a dot,
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in order to mark them as 'imported'.
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So after importing, the directory would look like this (using the above directory structure):
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```
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/
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└── data/
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├── tv/
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│ ├── .Rick and Morty # RENAMED
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│ ├── Rick and Morty (2013) [tmdbid-60625] # IMPORTED
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│ │
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│ ├── .Stranger Things (2016) # RENAMED
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│ ├── Stranger Things (2016) [tmdbid-66732] # IMPORTED
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│ │
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│ ├── .The Office (2013) # IGNORED
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│ ├── Breaking Bad (2008) [tmdbid-1396] # IGNORED
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│ │
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│ └── my-custom-library/
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│ └── The Simpsons # IGNORED
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└── movie/
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├── .Oppenheimer (2023) # RENAMED
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└── Oppenheimer (2023) [tmdbid-872585] # IMPORTED
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```
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