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<blockquote data-quote="bta489" data-source="post: 1248718" data-attributes="member: 138471">Hi there,Unfortunately I wasn't able to devote much time to the script last week, but now I think it is somewhat usable again. I tried not to mess with it too much, to not break it any further. I mostly adjusted the Regular Expressions here and there to match the websites. Here is a list of the changes I made:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Bumped Version Number to a nice even 1.5.0</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Fixed Filmstarts.de +/-1 Year Offset Search</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Fixed IMDB Retrieval of Runtime, Score, Popularity, Original Title, Keywords &amp; Studios</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Changed it to always load (english) IMDB Tagline (If anyone knows a source for german taglines I'll try to include it)</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Removed OFDB Country-Parser 
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<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Added a Basic Filename-Scraper for Language (Deactivated by default)</li>
</ul>The Filename language scraper can be activated by setting useFilenameLanguage to true (line 66 in the .xml). You can Provide a regular Expression underneath. It is currently set up to recognize 2-Letter Uppercase Language-Codes in Square Brackets and seperated by a comma at the end of the filename (like &quot;Some Random Movie (2018) [DE,EN].mkv&quot; for A file containing German and English Audio-Tracks). It should set the Language-field to a filename-friendly &quot;Deutsch, Englisch&quot; to allow showing a corresponding logo in the GUI. Currently Only DE (german), EN (english) and FR (french) are recognized (since they are the only ones I need). Should you need more you can add them around line 143 of the .xml file.Please bear in mind that I'm not the original Author and that this is only a hack to make it usable again. I tested it for a bit, but there are no warranties whatsoever.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bta489, post: 1248718, member: 138471"] Hi there, Unfortunately I wasn't able to devote much time to the script last week, but now I think it is somewhat usable again. I tried not to mess with it too much, to not break it any further. I mostly adjusted the Regular Expressions here and there to match the websites. Here is a list of the changes I made: [LIST] [*]Bumped Version Number to a nice even 1.5.0 [*]Fixed Filmstarts.de +/-1 Year Offset Search [*]Fixed IMDB Retrieval of Runtime, Score, Popularity, Original Title, Keywords & Studios [*]Changed it to always load (english) IMDB Tagline (If anyone knows a source for german taglines I'll try to include it) [*]Removed OFDB Country-Parser [*]Added a Basic Filename-Scraper for Language ([B]Deactivated by default[/B]) [/LIST] The Filename language scraper can be activated by setting [I]useFilenameLanguage[/I] to [I]true[/I] (line 66 in the .xml). You can Provide a regular Expression underneath. It is currently set up to recognize 2-Letter Uppercase Language-Codes in Square Brackets and seperated by a comma at the end of the filename (like "[B]Some Random Movie (2018) [DE,EN].mkv[/B]" for A file containing German and English Audio-Tracks). It should set the Language-field to a filename-friendly "Deutsch, Englisch" to allow showing a corresponding logo in the GUI. Currently Only [I]DE[/I] (german), [I]EN[/I] (english) and [I]FR[/I] (french) are recognized (since they are the only ones I need). Should you need more you can add them around line 143 of the .xml file. [COLOR=#ff0000][B]Please bear in mind that I'm not the original Author and that this is only a hack to make it usable again. I tested it for a bit, but there are no warranties whatsoever.[/B][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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