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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 1060569" data-attributes="member: 18896">Since I build the IMDb+ scraper system, I was able to add additional features into it.&nbsp;Each movie is imported by doing a lookup with imdb.com website, so it does not rely on your NFO file, for that you would have to use another scraper-script system.&nbsp;What IMDb+ does is locate the title of the movie at imdb.com and imports it as such. However right before it is done, I've added in a few tricks. So when you import:&nbsp;<a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0830515/" target="_blank">http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0830515/</a>It would normally be added to MovPic as &quot;Quantum of Solace&quot; and that would be it. However IMDb+ at the end scans a rename database (XML file I update) and realizes there is an entry for tt0830515 and then kicks in and renames the title to:&nbsp;James Bond XXII: Quantum Of SolaceAfter the default rename, it then also looks for any custom rename database entries you might have, allowing you to make additional entries for movies that are not covered by the default rename database, or overrule the way the default rename does.&nbsp;On top of that I added support for special editions, so that if you have a file called:&nbsp;Example movie (Extended Edition).mkvIt will be import by IMDb+ into Moving-Pictures as &quot;Example movie (Extended Edition)&quot;. Of course IMDb+ users asked for more, so a custom special tag was added via &quot;([...anything you want....])&quot;, so you can do what I explained before.&nbsp;There is no default IMDb+ support for &quot;(Eng)&quot;, etc, so you would have to for example manually rename your files (of course there are a gazillion mass-rename tools available that could make that a very quick/easy task)&nbsp;Rename &quot;The Whole Ten Yards [tt0327247] [2004] (AC3) (720p) (Eng) (Ger).mkv&quot; into &quot;The Whole Ten Yards [tt0327247] [2004] (AC3) (720p) ([Eng, Ger]).mkv&quot; and it will import into Moving-Pictures via IMDb+ as &quot;The Whole Ten Yards [Eng, Ger]&quot;.&nbsp;PS: I just realized I don't have that movie in the IMDb+ rename system, as it is part of a movie series, so will have to add that one <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 1060569, member: 18896"] Since I build the IMDb+ scraper system, I was able to add additional features into it. Each movie is imported by doing a lookup with imdb.com website, so it does not rely on your NFO file, for that you would have to use another scraper-script system. What IMDb+ does is locate the title of the movie at imdb.com and imports it as such. However right before it is done, I've added in a few tricks. So when you import: [INDENT][URL='http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0830515/'][B]http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0830515/[/B][/URL][/INDENT] It would normally be added to MovPic as "Quantum of Solace" and that would be it. However IMDb+ at the end scans a rename database (XML file I update) and realizes there is an entry for tt0830515 and then kicks in and renames the title to: [INDENT]James Bond XXII: Quantum Of Solace[/INDENT] After the default rename, it then also looks for any custom rename database entries you might have, allowing you to make additional entries for movies that are not covered by the default rename database, or overrule the way the default rename does. On top of that I added support for special editions, so that if you have a file called: [INDENT]Example movie (Extended Edition).mkv[/INDENT] It will be import by IMDb+ into Moving-Pictures as "Example movie (Extended Edition)". Of course IMDb+ users asked for more, so a custom special tag was added via "([...anything you want....])", so you can do what I explained before. There is no default IMDb+ support for "(Eng)", etc, so you would have to for example manually rename your files (of course there are a gazillion mass-rename tools available that could make that a very quick/easy task) Rename "The Whole Ten Yards [tt0327247] [2004] (AC3) (720p) (Eng) (Ger).mkv" into "The Whole Ten Yards [tt0327247] [2004] (AC3) (720p) ([Eng, Ger]).mkv" and it will import into Moving-Pictures via IMDb+ as "The Whole Ten Yards [Eng, Ger]". PS: I just realized I don't have that movie in the IMDb+ rename system, as it is part of a movie series, so will have to add that one :) [/QUOTE]

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