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I'm certain it is related: one of the grabbers in MovingPictures is "simply a copy of the moview db". So it its own grabbers couldn't pick up the data from the web, it could do so via de local standard movie db. At least, that what I can deduce by looking at the manual settings of the MovingPictures importer.

So the chances for this issue are increased by doing a mass import, but the issue itself seems to be one or several grabbers used by Moving Pictures (either than the "copy the movie db" one). The grabber that halted my imports several times was for "themoviedb.org".

Either the mass import contains types of movies (for instances with/without local nfo's, or foreign titles that are ignored mainstream grabbers and picked up by specialized ones) that trigger the problem, or one or more of the grabbers (or the online sources behind it) are buggy when flooded with requests. Just thinking out loud.

<blockquote data-quote="hanslaros" data-source="post: 959167" data-attributes="member: 88548">I'm certain it is related: one of the grabbers in MovingPictures is &quot;simply a copy of the moview db&quot;. So it its own grabbers couldn't pick up the data from the web, it could do so via de local standard movie db. At least, that what I can deduce by looking at the manual settings of the MovingPictures importer.&nbsp;So the chances for this issue are increased by doing a mass import, but the issue itself seems to be one or several grabbers used by Moving Pictures (either than the &quot;copy the movie db&quot; one).&nbsp; The grabber that halted my imports several times was for &quot;themoviedb.org&quot;.&nbsp;Either the mass import contains types of movies (for instances with/without local nfo's, or foreign titles that are ignored mainstream grabbers and picked up by specialized ones) that trigger the problem, or one or more of the grabbers (or the online sources behind it) are buggy when flooded with requests. Just thinking out loud.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hanslaros, post: 959167, member: 88548"] I'm certain it is related: one of the grabbers in MovingPictures is "simply a copy of the moview db". So it its own grabbers couldn't pick up the data from the web, it could do so via de local standard movie db. At least, that what I can deduce by looking at the manual settings of the MovingPictures importer. So the chances for this issue are increased by doing a mass import, but the issue itself seems to be one or several grabbers used by Moving Pictures (either than the "copy the movie db" one). The grabber that halted my imports several times was for "themoviedb.org". Either the mass import contains types of movies (for instances with/without local nfo's, or foreign titles that are ignored mainstream grabbers and picked up by specialized ones) that trigger the problem, or one or more of the grabbers (or the online sources behind it) are buggy when flooded with requests. Just thinking out loud. [/QUOTE]