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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 801279" data-attributes="member: 18896">Re: IMDb+ Scraper - Movie Scraping on Steroids v3.3.3Ok, I totally forgot about the &quot;Reckless&quot; option for the slider. This does disable that only IMDb+ would have been used.Did you try opening up the IMDb+ Plugin again and using the &quot;Force IMDb+...&quot; option? But without a reference to the default IMDb scraper that the plugin is searching for to replace, this might still fail. So you'll have to wait for the new MPEI package which will contain the plugin version that looks for the IMDb tt-IDs instead.We'll make sure the plugin will fix your type of scenario, as long as each movie has a tt1234567 entry for the imdb_id, then it should be no problem to fix it (barring any unforseen bugs/etc).There are two types of NFO files, the simple NFO type with just the IMDb tt-ID inside of it to ensure a 100% quick match on a re-import, or the XBMC kind which will preserve any custom information and artwork added. The latter on import is controlled by the XBMC scraper, but because the IMDb+ plugin forces itself into first position that would normally not cause a problem.The simple NFO only helps the IMDb+ scraper script to find a match faster, because it can skip the entire 'search' part and go straight for the movie, so that will only help. You can also add the IMDb tt-ID to the filename itself if you do not wanna get stuck with all those NFO files. MovingPictures has a great rename system for this as well, you just have to add ${movie.imdb_id} to the rename setup then, as default is only title+year.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 801279, member: 18896"] [b]Re: IMDb+ Scraper - Movie Scraping on Steroids v3.3.3[/b] Ok, I totally forgot about the "Reckless" option for the slider. This does disable that only IMDb+ would have been used. Did you try opening up the IMDb+ Plugin again and using the "Force IMDb+..." option? But without a reference to the default IMDb scraper that the plugin is searching for to replace, this might still fail. So you'll have to wait for the new MPEI package which will contain the plugin version that looks for the IMDb tt-IDs instead. We'll make sure the plugin will fix your type of scenario, as long as each movie has a tt1234567 entry for the imdb_id, then it should be no problem to fix it (barring any unforseen bugs/etc). There are two types of NFO files, the simple NFO type with just the IMDb tt-ID inside of it to ensure a 100% quick match on a re-import, or the XBMC kind which will preserve any custom information and artwork added. The latter on import is controlled by the XBMC scraper, but because the IMDb+ plugin forces itself into first position that would normally not cause a problem. The simple NFO only helps the IMDb+ scraper script to find a match faster, because it can skip the entire 'search' part and go straight for the movie, so that will only help. You can also add the IMDb tt-ID to the filename itself if you do not wanna get stuck with all those NFO files. MovingPictures has a great rename system for this as well, you just have to add ${movie.imdb_id} to the rename setup then, as default is only title+year. [/QUOTE]

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