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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 729429" data-attributes="member: 18896">Re: IMDb+ Scraper (Force English titles, Auto-Rename titles to group, and more) v3.1.The scraper has finally reached the functionality that I've strived for on my own collection.v3.1.3 (available on first post) adds support for title manipulation to indicate special editions (3D, Unrated, Extended, etc). So in the event that you have multiple versions of the same movie, you can quickly see the differences now. To make this work, your filenames have to contain this text between brackets as well as the IMDb tt-ID number (the latter can also be made available via NFO).Example: &quot;Salt (Director's Cut) (tt0944835).mkv&quot; will be imported as &quot;Salt (Director's Cut)&quot; if you enable the option for this.The current supported edition strings are &quot;3D&quot;, &quot;3D Edition&quot;, &quot;Director's Cut&quot;, &quot;Director's Cut Edition&quot;, &quot;Extended&quot;, &quot;Extended Edition&quot;, Unrated&quot;, and &quot;Unrated Edition&quot;. The &quot;Theatrical&quot; string was left out on purpose as this would normally be the IMDb.com entry itself.The big enhancement however is the new auto-rename system that will allow you to retain any manual title changes after a refresh or re-import of your collection. To use it, you have to also download the &quot;Rename dBase IMDb+ Scraper.xml&quot; file and place it in your 'C:\' root folder, as that was the easiest common location to use. You can relocate the file, but then you have to edit the scraper to point to that new location.Please edit the rename dBase to your liking if you do not agree with the default entries, and share any series that I overlooked by replying to this thead.As long as IMDb.com and/or RottenTomatoes websites don't make any changes to their website, then this should be the last version of the scraper. Provided of course none of you find any bugs that I overlooked <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" />Enjoy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 729429, member: 18896"] [b]Re: IMDb+ Scraper (Force English titles, Auto-Rename titles to group, and more) v3.1.[/b] The scraper has finally reached the functionality that I've strived for on my own collection. v3.1.3 (available on first post) adds support for title manipulation to indicate special editions (3D, Unrated, Extended, etc). So in the event that you have multiple versions of the same movie, you can quickly see the differences now. To make this work, your filenames have to contain this text between brackets as well as the IMDb tt-ID number (the latter can also be made available via NFO). Example: "Salt (Director's Cut) (tt0944835).mkv" will be imported as "Salt (Director's Cut)" if you enable the option for this. The current supported edition strings are "3D", "3D Edition", "Director's Cut", "Director's Cut Edition", "Extended", "Extended Edition", Unrated", and "Unrated Edition". The "Theatrical" string was left out on purpose as this would normally be the IMDb.com entry itself. The big enhancement however is the new auto-rename system that will allow you to retain any manual title changes after a refresh or re-import of your collection. To use it, you have to also download the "Rename dBase IMDb+ Scraper.xml" file and place it in your 'C:\' root folder, as that was the easiest common location to use. You can relocate the file, but then you have to edit the scraper to point to that new location. Please edit the rename dBase to your liking if you do not agree with the default entries, and share any series that I overlooked by replying to this thead. As long as IMDb.com and/or RottenTomatoes websites don't make any changes to their website, then this should be the last version of the scraper. Provided of course none of you find any bugs that I overlooked :D Enjoy. [/QUOTE]

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