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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 954435" data-attributes="member: 18896">I'm only able to properly reproduce problems for a US user. Granted I can switch IMDb+ to 'Dutch' language, but my IP remains American then which changes the way a lot of websites provide their information. A quick test just now with my IMDb+ set to Dutch, works fine, so something else is going on for you. What I have noticed for a few users is that they are getting a lot of connection issues with the default 5 thread setting that MovingPictures uses to import. Reducing this to '3' in the advanced settings seems to be the perfect choice then to still import fast while at the same time ensuring that there are no problems during a mass import. The IMDb site is handled by Amazon who has usually no problem dealing with a massive onslaught of connections, but even for some users they showed connection issues in their log file. Then ontop of that there is my own server that has to process the IMDb tt-ID to MovieMeter ID conversion and then the MovieMeter API itself providing the Dutch info. So you will need to help me more to resolve this issue for you. The problems you are facing can be caused by the following:<ol> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Connection issues: This would normally show in the movingpictures.log file and reducing the threads in advanced settings can sometimes fix this.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Missing info: MovieMeter simply doesn't have any info for those movies you are adding, or an incorrect lookup is being performed.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">IMDb+ scraper-script bug: It is possible of course something changed again somewhere, but then I would think another Dutch user such as @<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/members/homey.68365/" target="_blank">HomeY</a> would have also said something, and my own quick test would have failed.</li> </ol>That covers the 3 main issues, all three of which would show up in the movingpictures.log file when you set MediaPortal to 'debug' verbosity logging. So please try to recreate the problems you are having and provide me with that log file, so I can see what is happening. I might need you to enable Moving-Pictures scraper-debug setting as well later for even more detailed log files, but lets first pin-point where it goes wrong. Change the threads under MovingPictures advanced settings to just '1' btw (do not forget to click save/update button after you change value), as this will instantly reveal if the issue is caused by connection issues, but it will also make the log file readable to me when you import more then 1 movie at once.</blockquote>

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