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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 727599" data-attributes="member: 18896">Re: IMDb+ Scraper (short/long summary, imdb/RT score, US/UK rating, and more)Please use first post to download v3.1.0Finally got around to test the scraper on my own collection, so I was able to finally test on a much wider range of titles. A few bugs surfaced on some rare titles, so I fixed those and I also noticed that some foreign titles didn't change. Turned out those movies where done in English language, but kept the foreign title.So now the scraper looks for &quot;Country:&quot; and &quot;Language:&quot; values at the imdb.com website, were it seems that &quot;Country:&quot; represents the area the movie was originally release in. This is why &quot;Language:&quot; is still required as well, because I stumbled upon some Asian movies that showed up as USA, but in Japanese language with foreign title.The users that adjusted their settings to retain the foreign title for their native language, will have to adjust the country value as well. They should retain the &quot;us|gb&quot; part, and add their own country codes to that, such as &quot;us|gb|no&quot; for Norway. The language will still be the main factor, and since some foreign movies get released in USA or UK first, it is important to keep those languages included.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 727599, member: 18896"] [b]Re: IMDb+ Scraper (short/long summary, imdb/RT score, US/UK rating, and more)[/b] Please use first post to download v3.1.0 Finally got around to test the scraper on my own collection, so I was able to finally test on a much wider range of titles. A few bugs surfaced on some rare titles, so I fixed those and I also noticed that some foreign titles didn't change. Turned out those movies where done in English language, but kept the foreign title. So now the scraper looks for "Country:" and "Language:" values at the imdb.com website, were it seems that "Country:" represents the area the movie was originally release in. This is why "Language:" is still required as well, because I stumbled upon some Asian movies that showed up as USA, but in Japanese language with foreign title. The users that adjusted their settings to retain the foreign title for their native language, will have to adjust the country value as well. They should retain the "us|gb" part, and add their own country codes to that, such as "us|gb|no" for Norway. The language will still be the main factor, and since some foreign movies get released in USA or UK first, it is important to keep those languages included. [/QUOTE]

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