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<blockquote data-quote="nlucier" data-source="post: 783454" data-attributes="member: 95500">Re: IMDb+ Scraper (Fix English, Rename+Group, RottenTomatoes, and more) v3.2.4More specifically being able to add to the Genre listing something such as &quot;NameA&quot; (3 1/2 years old) &amp; &quot;NameB&quot; (7 1/2 year old) so that I can then use the built in filtering to make Genre lists titled &quot;NameA&quot; &amp; &quot;NameB&quot; in Moving Pictures. That's currently how I do the sorting so that I don't have to page through 1500+ movies on the TV screen (or more correctly my wife doesn't have to). Sorting into G ratings doesn't really accomplish that when there are still 50+ pages of results and a 3 1/2 year old REALLY wants his show on. I hand add these into the listing in the Movie Manager right now but lose them in a database flush and thought I might be able to leverage this scraper to reapply automagically.I am just starting with this scraper and don't really have the nuances down regarding getting the movies actually scraped using it without flushing my entire database. We don't care about watched records so redoing the database is fine with us. Doing the Refresh using the first post of this thread didn't accomplish what I thought it should and it doesn't look like the importation is working well anyway at this point. A movie that is not recognized fully in one pass is happily recognized in the next or 3rd or 4th down the line with no changes other than clicking Restart Importer. It's also just plain stopping processing while doing the &quot;Retrieving possible matches&quot; step and also while downloading the art files. Clicking Restart Importer will kick it off for a bit and then it'll freeze again later (while consuming over 1.2GB of RAM)..wash/rinse/repeat until fully imported...this doesn't happen when tmdb is #1 in my scraper order.I'm currently running Media Portal 1.1.3 but will probably put 1.2 on today to see if that changes anything. My old scraper order was tmdb first, then imdb. Now it's imdb+, tmdb, imdb. All files are named exactly what tmdb shows, [movie name] (year), using copy/paste and all are 100% imported when I switch back to the old scraper order.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nlucier, post: 783454, member: 95500"] [b]Re: IMDb+ Scraper (Fix English, Rename+Group, RottenTomatoes, and more) v3.2.4[/b] More specifically being able to add to the Genre listing something such as "NameA" (3 1/2 years old) & "NameB" (7 1/2 year old) so that I can then use the built in filtering to make Genre lists titled "NameA" & "NameB" in Moving Pictures. That's currently how I do the sorting so that I don't have to page through 1500+ movies on the TV screen (or more correctly my wife doesn't have to). Sorting into G ratings doesn't really accomplish that when there are still 50+ pages of results and a 3 1/2 year old REALLY wants his show on. I hand add these into the listing in the Movie Manager right now but lose them in a database flush and thought I might be able to leverage this scraper to reapply automagically. I am just starting with this scraper and don't really have the nuances down regarding getting the movies actually scraped using it without flushing my entire database. We don't care about watched records so redoing the database is fine with us. Doing the Refresh using the first post of this thread didn't accomplish what I thought it should and it doesn't look like the importation is working well anyway at this point. A movie that is not recognized fully in one pass is happily recognized in the next or 3rd or 4th down the line with no changes other than clicking Restart Importer. It's also just plain stopping processing while doing the "Retrieving possible matches" step and also while downloading the art files. Clicking Restart Importer will kick it off for a bit and then it'll freeze again later (while consuming over 1.2GB of RAM)..wash/rinse/repeat until fully imported...this doesn't happen when tmdb is #1 in my scraper order. I'm currently running Media Portal 1.1.3 but will probably put 1.2 on today to see if that changes anything. My old scraper order was tmdb first, then imdb. Now it's imdb+, tmdb, imdb. All files are named exactly what tmdb shows, [movie name] (year), using copy/paste and all are 100% imported when I switch back to the old scraper order. [/QUOTE]

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