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<blockquote data-quote="KJ-Cox" data-source="post: 1305295" data-attributes="member: 97858">The movie you specified does not have a collection as it's a reboot with only one movie.So it's not (Reboot) II. It's not even Collection number I.Collections and Titles are the whole driver of my AUTO system.The title from TMDb is &quot;The Fantastic 4: First Steps&quot; and therefore gets that title.Default sort order from MoviingPictures becomes &quot;fantastic 4 first steps&quot;.I will update the scraper to remove &quot;The&quot; from the start of non collection titles like this.Batman for example is not a series of 7 movies. They are actually different collections.So &quot;Batman V: Batman Begins&quot;, is actually &quot;Dark Knight I: Batman Begins&quot;.<a href="https://www.themoviedb.org/collection/263-the-dark-knight-collection" target="_blank">TMDb Dark Kight Collection</a>Just like &quot;The Amazing Spider-Man I&quot; is not &quot;Spider-Man IV&quot;&quot;Spider-Man (Reboot) I: Homecoming&quot; is actually &quot;Spider-Man (MCU) I: Homecoming&quot;.If you wanted, you can keep AUTO title as &quot;Dark Knight I: Batman Begins&quot;, but in your Custom xml,&lt;rename id=&quot;tt0372784&quot;&nbsp; sortby=&quot;Batman 05&quot; /&gt;The collection system of naming titles is actually really nice when you see it running.I have spent over 100 hours getting this to work and I am going to push the changes for everyone to enjoy.But if you don't want to use the AUTO system, then copy the original default Rename dBase IMDb+ Scraper and merge it into your Custom version and the scraper will use that instead.Why do you use a folder to store your movies? I am using a single Movies folder and all my movies are mp4 or mkv files. I like to keep them neat and use the inbuilt renamer from MovingPictures so my file is named The Fantastic 4 First Steps 2025 tt10676052.mkv.Not 100% on this, but I'm sure it's title name, year, imdb number.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KJ-Cox, post: 1305295, member: 97858"] The movie you specified does not have a collection as it's a reboot with only one movie. So it's not (Reboot) II. It's not even Collection number I. Collections and Titles are the whole driver of my AUTO system. The title from TMDb is "The Fantastic 4: First Steps" and therefore gets that title. Default sort order from MoviingPictures becomes "fantastic 4 first steps". I will update the scraper to remove "The" from the start of non collection titles like this. Batman for example is not a series of 7 movies. They are actually different collections. So "Batman V: Batman Begins", is actually "Dark Knight I: Batman Begins". [URL='https://www.themoviedb.org/collection/263-the-dark-knight-collection']TMDb Dark Kight Collection[/URL] Just like "The Amazing Spider-Man I" is not "Spider-Man IV" "Spider-Man (Reboot) I: Homecoming" is actually "Spider-Man (MCU) I: Homecoming". If you wanted, you can keep AUTO title as "Dark Knight I: Batman Begins", but in your Custom xml, [B]<rename id="tt0372784" sortby="Batman 05" />[/B] The collection system of naming titles is actually really nice when you see it running. I have spent over 100 hours getting this to work and I am going to push the changes for everyone to enjoy. But if you don't want to use the AUTO system, then copy the original default Rename dBase IMDb+ Scraper and merge it into your Custom version and the scraper will use that instead. Why do you use a folder to store your movies? I am using a single Movies folder and all my movies are mp4 or mkv files. I like to keep them neat and use the inbuilt renamer from MovingPictures so my file is named The Fantastic 4 First Steps 2025 tt10676052.mkv. Not 100% on this, but I'm sure it's title name, year, imdb number. [/QUOTE]

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