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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 1129518" data-attributes="member: 18896"><p>If I had teamviewer access, this would make things a lot easier indeed. I can somewhat replicate the behaviour by adjusting the HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE tag in my browser, but trying to do the same via IMDb+ led to disasterous results before. IMDb.com uses like a combination of that setting, with other stuff. IMDb+ relies on Moving-Pictures to do the actual fetching of the HTTP data via .NET framework methods, and I guess it uses different OS based settings then what your browser is configured as.</p><p> </p><p>Having direct remote access to a system not based in the USA might allow me to find a proper workaround for the time being. A full rewrite is in order, but that is just so time-consuming that I am forced to keep putting it off.</p><p> </p><p>I will need to install "SQLite Expert Personal" program, and switch MediaPortal into debug mode, and Moving-Pictures into scraper-debug mode. That way I can make 'live' changes to IMDb+ to test out different theories to get the results from IMDb.com that are needed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 1129518, member: 18896"] If I had teamviewer access, this would make things a lot easier indeed. I can somewhat replicate the behaviour by adjusting the HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE tag in my browser, but trying to do the same via IMDb+ led to disasterous results before. IMDb.com uses like a combination of that setting, with other stuff. IMDb+ relies on Moving-Pictures to do the actual fetching of the HTTP data via .NET framework methods, and I guess it uses different OS based settings then what your browser is configured as. Having direct remote access to a system not based in the USA might allow me to find a proper workaround for the time being. A full rewrite is in order, but that is just so time-consuming that I am forced to keep putting it off. I will need to install "SQLite Expert Personal" program, and switch MediaPortal into debug mode, and Moving-Pictures into scraper-debug mode. That way I can make 'live' changes to IMDb+ to test out different theories to get the results from IMDb.com that are needed. [/QUOTE]
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