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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 722665" data-attributes="member: 18896">Re: IMDb+ Scraper (short/long summary, imdb/RT score, US/UK rating, and more)Thank you, I try <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />Solved the SortBy title method, so please grab v3.0.8 from first post and test. I did a small test with &quot;Kinpeibai (1969).avi&quot; filename and it got imported as &quot;The Concubines&quot;, with a desired SortBy field of &quot;concubines the&quot;.TO EVERYBODY:I need some help in deciding what to do about a side-effect of the forced English title on non-English movies. The side-effect being that when a non-English movie gets imported there is a title switch between search-node and details-node.It is easier explained via an example. So if you have MovingPictures configuration screen open, at the &quot;Movie Importer&quot; tab, and you would import &quot;Chin Gei Bin.avi&quot;, then it will be found as &quot;Chin Gei Bin&quot;. If you import the same movie as &quot;Vampire Effect.avi&quot;, then it is found as &quot;Chin Gei Bin (as &quot;Vampire Effect&quot;)&quot;.So far so good, however since this scraper forces English titles, we get the following result once those imports get approved. &quot;Chin Gei Bin.avi&quot; becomes &quot;Vampire Effect&quot; and &quot;Vampire Effect.avi&quot; becomes &quot;Vampire Effect (as &quot;Vampire Effect&quot;)&quot;, where the title found during the search node gets overwritten by the forced English title from the details node.For some this might be an undesired side-effect and I tried to fix this by making adjustments to the way the search-node works. This resulted in a massive increase in the total time required to import movies, as in 3-5x longer then what v3.0.8 currently takes to complete on an average mix of English and non-English movie title imports.This behaviour is only visible inside the &quot;Movie Importer&quot; tab, which I personally never need anymore (unless testing scraper changes), because all my filenames contain the IMDb tt-ID in them for an easy auto-approve import. However this scraper is meant for others as well, so let me hear your thoughts. Hopefully I explained it good via the examples, otherwise keep the &quot;Movie Importer&quot; tab open while you import some movies, so you can see for yourself what happens.Then please reply to this thread with how you prefer it should work.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 722665, member: 18896"] [b]Re: IMDb+ Scraper (short/long summary, imdb/RT score, US/UK rating, and more)[/b] Thank you, I try :) Solved the SortBy title method, so please grab v3.0.8 from first post and test. I did a small test with "Kinpeibai (1969).avi" filename and it got imported as "The Concubines", with a desired SortBy field of "concubines the". [b]TO EVERYBODY:[/b] I need some help in deciding what to do about a side-effect of the forced English title on non-English movies. The side-effect being that when a non-English movie gets imported there is a title switch between search-node and details-node. It is easier explained via an example. So if you have MovingPictures configuration screen open, at the "Movie Importer" tab, and you would import "Chin Gei Bin.avi", then it will be found as "Chin Gei Bin". If you import the same movie as "Vampire Effect.avi", then it is found as "Chin Gei Bin (as "Vampire Effect")". So far so good, however since this scraper forces English titles, we get the following result once those imports get approved. "Chin Gei Bin.avi" becomes "Vampire Effect" and "Vampire Effect.avi" becomes "Vampire Effect (as "Vampire Effect")", where the title found during the search node gets overwritten by the forced English title from the details node. For some this might be an undesired side-effect and I tried to fix this by making adjustments to the way the search-node works. This resulted in a massive increase in the total time required to import movies, as in 3-5x longer then what v3.0.8 currently takes to complete on an average mix of English and non-English movie title imports. This behaviour is only visible inside the "Movie Importer" tab, which I personally never need anymore (unless testing scraper changes), because all my filenames contain the IMDb tt-ID in them for an easy auto-approve import. However this scraper is meant for others as well, so let me hear your thoughts. Hopefully I explained it good via the examples, otherwise keep the "Movie Importer" tab open while you import some movies, so you can see for yourself what happens. Then please reply to this thread with how you prefer it should work. [/QUOTE]

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