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<blockquote data-quote="fforde" data-source="post: 548050" data-attributes="member: 52082">And just to give a little more background, there are a lot of factors that go into auto approval eXDee. The biggest factor is the scraper script you are using. I did not try all the movie in your list but I created a dummy file called &quot;The Simpsons Movie.avi&quot; and it auto approved fine using the IMDb scraper. If you are using a non-english scraper and the site does not provide any alternate title information, Moving Pictures will have a hard time recognizing &quot;The Simpsons - filmen&quot;, although it will most likely be in the list of options. Moving Pictures will also not auto approve a movie unless the details were pulled from the first scraper on your list.Then you get into subtle differences in title. If for example your filename was &quot;The Simpson's Movie&quot; adding an apostrophe, it would definitely be auto approved. If however you left off the article and it was simply &quot;Simpsons Movie.avi&quot; then you would (with default settings) need to approve the match. You can reduce the number of situations like this by adjusting the auto approval slider on the Importer Settings tab.I think most of your issues seem scraper script related to me. What scripts are you using (and what version of Moving Pictures)?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fforde, post: 548050, member: 52082"] And just to give a little more background, there are a lot of factors that go into auto approval eXDee. The biggest factor is the scraper script you are using. I did not try all the movie in your list but I created a dummy file called "The Simpsons Movie.avi" and it auto approved fine using the IMDb scraper. If you are using a non-english scraper and the site does not provide any alternate title information, Moving Pictures will have a hard time recognizing "The Simpsons - filmen", although it will most likely be in the list of options. Moving Pictures will also not auto approve a movie unless the details were pulled from the first scraper on your list. Then you get into subtle differences in title. If for example your filename was "The Simpson's Movie" adding an apostrophe, it would definitely be auto approved. If however you left off the article and it was simply "Simpsons Movie.avi" then you would (with default settings) need to approve the match. You can reduce the number of situations like this by adjusting the auto approval slider on the Importer Settings tab. I think most of your issues seem scraper script related to me. What scripts are you using (and what version of Moving Pictures)? [/QUOTE]

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