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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 583461" data-attributes="member: 18896">Your problem seems to be Noise Filter related as well.You need to adjust the default noise filter to remove all the parts of the filename that is NOT related to the Title, year, or part number.&quot;American Gangster Spanish HDDVDRip By FreAk TEAm.avi&quot;Does not get cleaned up enough by the default noise filter, causing the scraper serious problems trying to find a match.You would need something like:\sSpanish|\sHDDVDRip|\sBy\sFreAk\sTEAm|.....But you run a giant risk of killing a valid movie title then such as &quot;The Spanish Prisoner&quot;. What you really should do is adapt to an NFO system, or rename all your files in the more common &quot;Movie Title (Year).extension&quot; format.I do not know how to build Artificial Intelligence into the scraper (you are welcome to assist me), so your alternative is to keep adjusting the NoiseFilter to become compatible with all the crazy filenames you have.Note: There might still be a problem in the scraper, but you need to enable the scraper debug log option for me to check into that (that little green bug icon, it is in the FAQ), and limit the log files to a *single* new movie being scraped. Either adjust the advanced settings to only run *1* scraper session at the time, or simply wait till all your existing movies are imported (meaning if you launch MovingPictures configuration screen that the import section remains empty, or use log file to check that), and then re-import or add just *ONE* movie. The problem is that by default MovPic will scrape 5 movies at the same time, which makes it incredibly hard to read your log files. It's like 5 movies being played at the same time, but you only get one TV to watch them on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 583461, member: 18896"] Your problem seems to be Noise Filter related as well. You need to adjust the default noise filter to remove all the parts of the filename that is [b]NOT[/b] related to the Title, year, or part number. "American Gangster Spanish HDDVDRip By FreAk TEAm.avi" Does not get cleaned up enough by the default noise filter, causing the scraper serious problems trying to find a match. You would need something like: [INDENT]\sSpanish|\sHDDVDRip|\sBy\sFreAk\sTEAm|.....[/INDENT] But you run a giant risk of killing a valid movie title then such as "The Spanish Prisoner". What you really should do is adapt to an NFO system, or rename all your files in the more common "Movie Title (Year).extension" format. I do not know how to build Artificial Intelligence into the scraper (you are welcome to assist me), so your alternative is to keep adjusting the NoiseFilter to become compatible with all the crazy filenames you have. [b]Note:[/b] There might still be a problem in the scraper, but you need to enable the scraper debug log option for me to check into that (that little green bug icon, it is in the FAQ), and limit the log files to a *single* new movie being scraped. Either adjust the advanced settings to only run *1* scraper session at the time, or simply wait till all your existing movies are imported (meaning if you launch MovingPictures configuration screen that the import section remains empty, or use log file to check that), and then re-import or add just *ONE* movie. The problem is that by default MovPic will scrape 5 movies at the same time, which makes it incredibly hard to read your log files. It's like 5 movies being played at the same time, but you only get one TV to watch them on. [/QUOTE]

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