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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 603635" data-attributes="member: 18896">It is probably trying to obtain missing information, such as covers, backdrops, etc. You can stop this behaviour by manually loading a cover for all the movies that are missing one (or preferably add the cover to themoviedb.org website, so that everybody benefits).The developers are hard at work to make it easier to filter the list of movies with missing covers/etc, but until then you will have to manually check every movie, or you need to use SQL queries, such as &quot;SELECT title, year FROM movie_info WHERE coverfullpath = ' ' ORDER BY title;&quot;. You can also use &quot;SQLite Expert Personal 2&quot;, which allows you to sort the columns, so that all the empty entries show first. Be sure to make a backup of your 'movingpictures.db3' file first, because you can not have the db3 file open in an SQLite tool and run MovingPictures at the same time (database corruption will occur then).So then you view the backup file to determine which movies lack a cover, and then manually add those via the MovingPictures configuration screen in the 'Movie Manager' tab. But try to contribute to themoviedb.org instead, so that everybody benefits from your effort, the same way you benefit from the work from others on all your other movies.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 603635, member: 18896"] It is probably trying to obtain missing information, such as covers, backdrops, etc. You can stop this behaviour by manually loading a cover for all the movies that are missing one (or preferably add the cover to themoviedb.org website, so that everybody benefits). The developers are hard at work to make it easier to filter the list of movies with missing covers/etc, but until then you will have to manually check every movie, or you need to use SQL queries, such as "SELECT title, year FROM movie_info WHERE coverfullpath = ' ' ORDER BY title;". You can also use "SQLite Expert Personal 2", which allows you to sort the columns, so that all the empty entries show first. Be sure to make a backup of your 'movingpictures.db3' file first, because you can not have the db3 file open in an SQLite tool and run MovingPictures at the same time (database corruption will occur then). So then you view the backup file to determine which movies lack a cover, and then manually add those via the MovingPictures configuration screen in the 'Movie Manager' tab. But try to contribute to themoviedb.org instead, so that everybody benefits from your effort, the same way you benefit from the work from others on all your other movies. [/QUOTE]

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