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Some movies come up as having no IMDB info, but when I go to the IMDB website, I can find the movie.
Is there a way to manually retrieve the data?
Is there a way to manually retrieve the data?
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Is it possible to manually add the movie description & a thumb? I read about a fix in the SVNs for a new imdb layout or something, but I don't really have the time to do an update before the neighbourhood movie night Saturday.
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Sure, it is possible to add a movie manually. But you have to do it from the configuration program. Under "Movies", "Movie Database", "Editor". Select "New..." from the drop-down "Title" and enter all details. Remember to click save before exiting.
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Thanks for the info. Luckily there aren't too many movies I need to do.
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