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<blockquote data-quote="Guzzi" data-source="post: 795743" data-attributes="member: 55213"><p><strong>AW: Re: bluray</strong></p><p></p><p>Hi,</p><p></p><p>Yep, so it seems, it was the correct movie identified - so it "only" the question about title handling.</p><p>Normally, you would define "UK" as Translated Title Language - and choose that one as Mastertitle.</p><p>You'd end up having the UK title as Mastertitle - and the originaltitle as secondarytitle.</p><p>However, I am not too experienced with english title handling - maybe Dadeo can comment on best approach.</p><p>Did you get the UK titles in 'translated title'/'secondary title' in myfilms?</p><p>You could try changing global options - display options - to switch the master title in MyFilms.</p><p></p><p>Well, I think there is no "general rule" - if you're familiar with a certain movie namager, it is probably not bad to use it - unless there is something that you're really missing and might get elsewhere.</p><p>Indeed is AMC currently the only one, that can be updated from MyFilms/internally - but due to the possibility of e.g. Trakt syncing, the most important use case - that is "watched" handling - does work for other catalogs as well.</p><p>Guzzi</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guzzi, post: 795743, member: 55213"] [b]AW: Re: bluray[/b] Hi, Yep, so it seems, it was the correct movie identified - so it "only" the question about title handling. Normally, you would define "UK" as Translated Title Language - and choose that one as Mastertitle. You'd end up having the UK title as Mastertitle - and the originaltitle as secondarytitle. However, I am not too experienced with english title handling - maybe Dadeo can comment on best approach. Did you get the UK titles in 'translated title'/'secondary title' in myfilms? You could try changing global options - display options - to switch the master title in MyFilms. Well, I think there is no "general rule" - if you're familiar with a certain movie namager, it is probably not bad to use it - unless there is something that you're really missing and might get elsewhere. Indeed is AMC currently the only one, that can be updated from MyFilms/internally - but due to the possibility of e.g. Trakt syncing, the most important use case - that is "watched" handling - does work for other catalogs as well. Guzzi [/QUOTE]
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