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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 1275047" data-attributes="member: 18896">It does indeed:[code]24-6-2020 18:25:34[Check for Updates][21][Warning] Load Script Warning: Scraper debug-mode enabled, so existing script was replaced.[/code]If you now go into MediaPortal GUI, and goto Plugins -> IMDb+, then if you open the fly-out menu (left-arrow for me on Titan), it should allow you to view "IMDb+ Info", and you should be able to confirm that the scraper-script is on version 4.10.5There is an irritating random bug where Moving-Pictures corrupts the database and stops updating, so initially I thought that was happening for you.All you have to do now is refresh "Artemis Fowl" (via F9 inside Moving-Pictures or whatever remote control button you have configured to get the popup), or use the desktop shortcut.The IMDb+ plugin also has an option to refresh your entire library, but you first might need to force IMDb+ to be used on all your existing movies (forgot what the option is called, but "Force IMDb+...." or something and it is in the wiki somewhere). Keep in mind if you ever made any custom edits then those will be lost, but you do get benefit of updated IMDb info, which is especially handy on score/votes as those change when time passes and more people have watched the movie. Often summaries/taglines get improved as well. You can still use MediaPortal fully when IMDb+ is updating if your system is fast enough to do it in the background (has to be a really old/slow system if it is unable to do so), which is nice as the process can take a long time on a large collection when you're looking at say 3 seconds per movie on details+artwork, and you got ~1200 movies then it takes a full hour.Personally I often just pick a night once a quarter/year where I go to bed, and leave the HTPC running while it does an update and then I power it down the next morning.PS: Once you are happy, don't forget to disable the scraper-debug option in Moving-Pictures, and MediaPortal debug verbosity logging. Writing out those many megabytes of logs does slow the process down. Of course that does mean if you ever run into a future issue you have to turn that back on again and try to reproduce the bug you ran into, but without the ability to reproduce it would be extremely hard for me to fix it, so that works out and only takes a few extra steps. For normal usage you want to enjoy a fast system, unless you are gluten for punishment like myself <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite11" alt=":rolleyes:" title="Roll Eyes    :rolleyes:" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":rolleyes:" /></blockquote>

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