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<blockquote data-quote="el-Dia" data-source="post: 1303896" data-attributes="member: 96666">Thanks!Searching imdb with Chrome returned the correct title and tried setting the preferred language to english-us.Chrome-imdb search still returned correct title.Tested a re-run through moving pic. No change, still choosing the non-english title.I read again through the posts and couldn’t find what else I might have missed to try. Tested both posted versions of the xml. With old and new .dll.Looked through the log and started testing “minor” errors through PS with the Invoke-WebRequest to see if any of those errors affected the result. Saw same error there as in the log:Replicated the error with:Changed the script and added the / after parentalguide and releaseinfo:Uploaded it again to moving pic, errors gone from log, but title still being non-english.Tested a PS request to replicate the behaviour:Returns the the non-english title:Added the header:And the correct title is returned:Atemted to try the same in the XML and added headers after encoding:Movingpictures.log doesn’t show any obvious error:Don’t know for sure if the webgrabber actually takes the header parameter into the actual request sent.So far it doesn’t make a difference for me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="el-Dia, post: 1303896, member: 96666"] Thanks! Searching imdb with Chrome returned the correct title and tried setting the preferred language to english-us. Chrome-imdb search still returned correct title. Tested a re-run through moving pic. No change, still choosing the non-english title. I read again through the posts and couldn’t find what else I might have missed to try. Tested both posted versions of the xml. With old and new .dll. Looked through the log and started testing “minor” errors through PS with the Invoke-WebRequest to see if any of those errors affected the result. Saw same error there as in the log: Replicated the error with: Changed the script and added the / after parentalguide and releaseinfo: Uploaded it again to moving pic, errors gone from log, but title still being non-english. Tested a PS request to replicate the behaviour: Returns the the non-english title: Added the header: And the correct title is returned: Atemted to try the same in the XML and added headers after encoding: Movingpictures.log doesn’t show any obvious error: Don’t know for sure if the webgrabber actually takes the header parameter into the actual request sent. So far it doesn’t make a difference for me. [/QUOTE]

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