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Re: Moving Pictures 1.1.5 / 1.2.3 Released

What scraper-script is being used to pull in the language info? Or are you talking about multiple audio tracks, because that relates to MediaInfo support alongside proper tagging of audio tracks inside the media source.

I just imported a movie real quick in the IMDb+ scraper-script system that I use myself and it tagged the movie fine with "English" for "Pitch Black", as well as "Cantonese" for "Once Upon A Time in China" which I had just setup as test movie for a new series grouping entry for IMDb+.

So check which scraper-script was used, open up MovPic config -> Movie Manager -> select one of the movies that is wrong -> on the right side scroll all the way down and look for "Primary Source". That will only provide the name, so then switch to the "Importer Settings" tab -> check the radio button for "Manually manage movie data sources." -> click the "Movie Details Data Sources" button -> locate the same scraper-script source name you found at "Primary Source" before and look at "Version".

Then come back here and provide that info please.

<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 826245" data-attributes="member: 18896">Re: Moving Pictures 1.1.5 / 1.2.3 ReleasedWhat scraper-script is being used to pull in the language info? Or are you talking about multiple audio tracks, because that relates to MediaInfo support alongside proper tagging of audio tracks inside the media source.I just imported a movie real quick in the IMDb+ scraper-script system that I use myself and it tagged the movie fine with &quot;English&quot; for &quot;Pitch Black&quot;, as well as &quot;Cantonese&quot; for &quot;Once Upon A Time in China&quot; which I had just setup as test movie for a new series grouping entry for IMDb+.So check which scraper-script was used, open up MovPic config -&gt; Movie Manager -&gt; select one of the movies that is wrong -&gt; on the right side scroll all the way down and look for &quot;Primary Source&quot;. That will only provide the name, so then switch to the &quot;Importer Settings&quot; tab -&gt; check the radio button for &quot;Manually manage movie data sources.&quot; -&gt; click the &quot;Movie Details Data Sources&quot; button -&gt; locate the same scraper-script source name you found at &quot;Primary Source&quot; before and look at &quot;Version&quot;.Then come back here and provide that info please.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 826245, member: 18896"] [b]Re: Moving Pictures 1.1.5 / 1.2.3 Released[/b] What scraper-script is being used to pull in the language info? Or are you talking about multiple audio tracks, because that relates to MediaInfo support alongside proper tagging of audio tracks inside the media source. I just imported a movie real quick in the IMDb+ scraper-script system that I use myself and it tagged the movie fine with "English" for "Pitch Black", as well as "Cantonese" for "Once Upon A Time in China" which I had just setup as test movie for a new series grouping entry for IMDb+. So check which scraper-script was used, open up MovPic config -> Movie Manager -> select one of the movies that is wrong -> on the right side scroll all the way down and look for "Primary Source". That will only provide the name, so then switch to the "Importer Settings" tab -> check the radio button for "Manually manage movie data sources." -> click the "Movie Details Data Sources" button -> locate the same scraper-script source name you found at "Primary Source" before and look at "Version". Then come back here and provide that info please. [/QUOTE]