IMDB TV Movie (2 Viewers)

[csapollo]

Hi All,

Is there any way to import a TV Movie into Moving Pictures?

For example, http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2557848/ cannot find a match when scraping.

csapollo

 

[ltfearme]

Seems to be a problem with the default IMDb movie data source.

Try moving the 'themoviedb.org' up as your first primary movie data source instead, I know that will work. Another alternative is to use the IMDb+ plugin/scraper until there is a fix.

 

[csapollo]

Try moving the 'themoviedb.org' up as your first primary movie data source instead, I know that will work.

Thanks, I will try that.

Another alternative is to use the IMDb+ plugin/scraper until there is a fix.

My primary source is currently the IMDb+ scraper.

 

[ltfearme]

themoviedb.org and IMDb+ works for me, IMDb (default) needs a tweak to allow TV Movies.

 

[RoChess]

@csapollo, check the following:

• Make sure IMDb+ is still set as primary filter. Each time MovPic updates it tends to screw things up when it updates one of the internal scrapers. This is easy to check with the IMDb+ plugin, via hidden menu (left arrow on most skins), and then use "IMDb+ Info..." to verify. If by mistake movies got imported via default IMDb scraper, or TMDb and they put an IMDb tt-ID into the database, then you can use the "Force IMDb+" option to convert those back to IMDb+ control.
• In same "IMDb+ Info...", check to make sure v4.9.30 is in use, MovPic sometimes looses track and does not use the latest version of IMDb+. This is a random bug within Moving-Pictures that has been terrible to locate/reproduce/fix, but I do know how to make it work again if that is the problem.
• Check inside MovPic via F9 to see if the importer does not await manual approval. However if manual approval is required, please let me know full path+file name of the media culprit, because that means I have to tweak the search-node to improve auto detection. You can always force this by supplying the IMDb tt-ID via filename or NFO which skips the search-node. Either way search/direct, it should have worked, so odds are IMDb+ is currently not your primary scraper, or something weird is going on.

Let me know how it goes.