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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 754183" data-attributes="member: 18896">Re: IMDb+ Scraper (Force English title, Auto-Rename titles to group, and more) v3.1.5Ok, I imported all of the movies you listed with the same settings, and they all imported fine *without* any English rating.This is the expected result, because the imdb.com pages on those movies lack the English rating (so it is still a good idea to sign up at imdb.com and help the community fix that problem).So it still puzzles me why you get 'R' and 'PG-13' rating on some of those movies. The only thing I can come up with is that your database still contains an old reference to that info and it does not get cleared out properly. This can indeed happen when you refresh a movie, but sending it back to the importer should normally clear the old info out and rely on the new info, so not sure what is going on for you.Try to move one of the files that has R/PG-13 rating outside of import path range, for example if you use &quot;D:\Movies&quot; as MovingPictures import path, then move one of the media files to &quot;D:\&quot; location while you have MovingPictures plugin open at the &quot;Movie Manager&quot; tab with the movie selected.You will then see the movie dissapear inside MovPic config, as it is deleted from the database. Then switch to the &quot;Movie Importer&quot; tab and move the media file back to the regular location, and it should appear in the importer listing. Wait for it to be processed (checkmark inside green circle), verify the IMDb+ scraper was used if you have multiple scrapers active, and then switch back to the &quot;Movie Manager&quot; tab, to see if the rating is blank as it should be.If that still doesn't work, then I think you need to delete your db3 database and start over, as you will then have some sort of weird database corruption going on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 754183, member: 18896"] [b]Re: IMDb+ Scraper (Force English title, Auto-Rename titles to group, and more) v3.1.5[/b] Ok, I imported all of the movies you listed with the same settings, and they all imported fine *without* any English rating. This is the expected result, because the imdb.com pages on those movies lack the English rating (so it is still a good idea to sign up at imdb.com and help the community fix that problem). So it still puzzles me why you get 'R' and 'PG-13' rating on some of those movies. The only thing I can come up with is that your database still contains an old reference to that info and it does not get cleared out properly. This can indeed happen when you refresh a movie, but sending it back to the importer should normally clear the old info out and rely on the new info, so not sure what is going on for you. Try to move one of the files that has R/PG-13 rating outside of import path range, for example if you use "D:\Movies" as MovingPictures import path, then move one of the media files to "D:\" location while you have MovingPictures plugin open at the "Movie Manager" tab with the movie selected. You will then see the movie dissapear inside MovPic config, as it is deleted from the database. Then switch to the "Movie Importer" tab and move the media file back to the regular location, and it should appear in the importer listing. Wait for it to be processed (checkmark inside green circle), verify the IMDb+ scraper was used if you have multiple scrapers active, and then switch back to the "Movie Manager" tab, to see if the rating is blank as it should be. If that still doesn't work, then I think you need to delete your db3 database and start over, as you will then have some sort of weird database corruption going on. [/QUOTE]

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