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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 544280" data-attributes="member: 18896"><p>If your filename/folder lacks the year information, or if you do not have nfo/txt tagging along with the movie to clarify which one it is, then you should adjust your auto-match slider all the way to the left to avoid those older movies with the same title to be picked.</p><p></p><p>In your log file you can see more how the movie matches are tagged for auto matching.</p><p></p><p>But you are right, imdb.com themselve have some sort of popularity sorting going on and show the most likely movie first. So maybe the Moving Pictures scraper can make more use of that (or rely on Google with site:imdb.com/title as PageRank also comes into play then), but I must say on the wacky collection I have myself, it is doing a very good job by default.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 544280, member: 18896"] If your filename/folder lacks the year information, or if you do not have nfo/txt tagging along with the movie to clarify which one it is, then you should adjust your auto-match slider all the way to the left to avoid those older movies with the same title to be picked. In your log file you can see more how the movie matches are tagged for auto matching. But you are right, imdb.com themselve have some sort of popularity sorting going on and show the most likely movie first. So maybe the Moving Pictures scraper can make more use of that (or rely on Google with site:imdb.com/title as PageRank also comes into play then), but I must say on the wacky collection I have myself, it is doing a very good job by default. [/QUOTE]
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