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<blockquote data-quote="eXDee" data-source="post: 548139" data-attributes="member: 68077"><p>Latest version of moving pictures (beta 2). The scraper im using is whatever it ships with as default, it appears to be using imdb and themoviedb also. Set of course to english.</p><p>I tried adjusting the slider (set to normal) but when i set it to a high auto approval rate, i actually found it didn't auto approve a lot of movies which normal did. For example 300.avi required confirmation, as did 2 "Austin Powers" movies (which again automatically approve on normal).</p><p></p><p>Many months ago i remember looking into this by manually searching the filenames (without extension) on imdb, and in almost every situation it would show the correct movie under "Popular titles" as the first result.</p><p></p><p>I must stress this is not a complaint, i'm moreso interested in how it comes to such results.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="eXDee, post: 548139, member: 68077"] Latest version of moving pictures (beta 2). The scraper im using is whatever it ships with as default, it appears to be using imdb and themoviedb also. Set of course to english. I tried adjusting the slider (set to normal) but when i set it to a high auto approval rate, i actually found it didn't auto approve a lot of movies which normal did. For example 300.avi required confirmation, as did 2 "Austin Powers" movies (which again automatically approve on normal). Many months ago i remember looking into this by manually searching the filenames (without extension) on imdb, and in almost every situation it would show the correct movie under "Popular titles" as the first result. I must stress this is not a complaint, i'm moreso interested in how it comes to such results. [/QUOTE]
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