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<blockquote data-quote="Guzzi" data-source="post: 1028701" data-attributes="member: 55213">I had such feature started long ago, but never properly finished, because I finally wasn't really happy with it - and I didn't really use it - while the &quot;trailer scrobbling&quot; I really use a lot.Correct, downloaded and registered to the catalog.... so you didn't really read the what's new in 6.1 page ;-) - a feature to download trailers for all your movies (or parts) is also there ...Well, yes, you'll need the space to store the trailers ...It's some time ago that I tested it, but iirc, it took 1 day to load 100 GB trailers for a test catalog.You usually won't get trailers for ALL movies. It is very much depending on what type of movies and what age they have. There is a global filter to only show movies with trailers - or you could check out the trailer source view, which will also show you for how many movies you do have trailers (and &quot;show empty&quot; if you want to know where you don't have any).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Guzzi, post: 1028701, member: 55213"] I had such feature started long ago, but never properly finished, because I finally wasn't really happy with it - and I didn't really use it - while the "trailer scrobbling" I really use a lot. Correct, downloaded and registered to the catalog. ... so you didn't really read the what's new in 6.1 page ;-) - a feature to download trailers for all your movies (or parts) is also there ... Well, yes, you'll need the space to store the trailers ... It's some time ago that I tested it, but iirc, it took 1 day to load 100 GB trailers for a test catalog. You usually won't get trailers for ALL movies. It is very much depending on what type of movies and what age they have. There is a global filter to only show movies with trailers - or you could check out the trailer source view, which will also show you for how many movies you do have trailers (and "show empty" if you want to know where you don't have any). [/QUOTE]

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