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<blockquote data-quote="Datenshi" data-source="post: 292935" data-attributes="member: 60618">IMDB &amp; Poster Grabber<img src="http://img523.imageshack.us/img523/6682/imdbandpostergrabberpa7.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />IMDB &amp; Poster Grabber scans your movie folders recursively for video files and takes the foldername, filters the folder through a file containing &quot;bad words&quot; such as commonly used &quot;DVDRip&quot; or &quot;XviD&quot;. Its very easy to add your own &quot;bad words&quot; to the filter, just add it to the text file in Scriptdir. Its fully automated so there's no need for user input during the scan, If selected it goes on and downloads the information from IMDB and stores it in the movie folder as &quot;imdbinfo.txt&quot; also optionally it downloads the poster from &quot;impawards&quot; and stores it as &quot;folder.jpg&quot;. If imdbinfo.txt and/or Folder.jpg already exist it skips that movie, it also handles CD1/CD2 folders inside the actual movie folder(movie name). I plan on doing further development on it but need some testing and feedback.Important to note is:The Grabber handles opening directly the movie folder, for example &quot;C:\movie\Bee.Movie.DVDRip.XviD-DiAMOND\&quot; in SINGLE mode, else scan &quot;C:\movie\&quot; for MULTIi(Batch) mode.It does not matter if the folders contain &quot;CD1&quot; and &quot;CD2&quot; folders.&nbsp; &nbsp; * Make sure your video file is inside a folder with the movie name&nbsp; &nbsp; * Dont open CD1 or CD2 folders inside the movie folder(no need)&nbsp; &nbsp; * Add 1 Bad word per line in filterwords.txt, you'll see how in the fileI'll supply both the executable as well as the source for the doubters/feedbackers</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Datenshi, post: 292935, member: 60618"] [COLOR="SeaGreen"][SIZE="5"]IMDB & Poster Grabber[/SIZE] [/COLOR] [IMG]http://img523.imageshack.us/img523/6682/imdbandpostergrabberpa7.jpg[/IMG] IMDB & Poster Grabber scans your movie folders recursively for video files and takes the foldername, filters the folder through a file containing "bad words" such as commonly used "DVDRip" or "XviD". Its very easy to add your own "bad words" to the filter, just add it to the text file in Scriptdir. Its fully automated so there's no need for user input during the scan, If selected it goes on and downloads the information from IMDB and stores it in the movie folder as "imdbinfo.txt" also optionally it downloads the poster from "impawards" and stores it as "folder.jpg". If imdbinfo.txt and/or Folder.jpg already exist it skips that movie, it also handles CD1/CD2 folders inside the actual movie folder(movie name). I plan on doing further development on it but need some testing and feedback. [COLOR="Red"]Important to note is:[/COLOR] The Grabber handles opening directly the movie folder, for example "C:\movie\Bee.Movie.DVDRip.XviD-DiAMOND\" in SINGLE mode, else scan "C:\movie\" for MULTIi(Batch) mode. It does not matter if the folders contain "CD1" and "CD2" folders. * Make sure your video file is inside a folder with the movie name * Dont open CD1 or CD2 folders inside the movie folder(no need) * Add 1 Bad word per line in filterwords.txt, you'll see how in the file I'll supply both the executable as well as the source for the doubters/feedbackers [/QUOTE]

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