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<blockquote data-quote="PashCracken" data-source="post: 563788" data-attributes="member: 69476">Re: Release Name searchIn Podnapisi a normal search for &quot;24.s08e01.720p.hdtv.x264-immerse&quot; gives 0 results. A release name search for the same gives very relevant matches. The only difference in the GET request is this:Normal:GET /ppodnapisi/search?tbsl=1&amp;asdp=1&amp;sK=24.s08e01.720p.hdtv.x264-immerse&amp;sJ=0&amp;submit=Search&amp;sY=&amp;sR= HTTP/1.1Release name:GET /ppodnapisi/search?tbsl=1&amp;asdp=1&amp;sK=&amp;sJ=0&amp;submit=Search&amp;sY=&amp;sR=24.s08e01.720p.hdtv.x264-immerse HTTP/1.1The only difference is filling in the sR parameter instead of the sK parameter.In Subscene a Film Name search for &quot;24.s08e01.720p.hdtv.x264-immerse&quot; will not give any relevant results. The release name search will also here be much better for exact matching.Title search:GET /filmsearch.aspx?q=24.s08e01.720p.hdtv.x264-immerse HTTP/1.1Release name search:GET /s.aspx?q=24.s08e01.720p.hdtv.x264-immerse HTTP/1.1In SubtitleSource I actually don't think there is any differences(default search searches for both title and release name) so no changes are needed there.So there are only minor differences in the requests, but the results are very different. In a general library like SubtitleDownloader I think it would be great to have a different SearchQuery for each type. That way you can also support those source that requires different requests for title and release name.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PashCracken, post: 563788, member: 69476"] [b]Re: Release Name search[/b] In Podnapisi a normal search for "24.s08e01.720p.hdtv.x264-immerse" gives 0 results. A release name search for the same gives very relevant matches. The only difference in the GET request is this: Normal: GET /ppodnapisi/search?tbsl=1&asdp=1&sK=24.s08e01.720p.hdtv.x264-immerse&sJ=0&submit=Search&sY=&sR= HTTP/1.1 Release name: GET /ppodnapisi/search?tbsl=1&asdp=1&sK=&sJ=0&submit=Search&sY=&sR=24.s08e01.720p.hdtv.x264-immerse HTTP/1.1 The only difference is filling in the sR parameter instead of the sK parameter. In Subscene a Film Name search for "24.s08e01.720p.hdtv.x264-immerse" will not give any relevant results. The release name search will also here be much better for exact matching. Title search: GET /filmsearch.aspx?q=24.s08e01.720p.hdtv.x264-immerse HTTP/1.1 Release name search: GET /s.aspx?q=24.s08e01.720p.hdtv.x264-immerse HTTP/1.1 In SubtitleSource I actually don't think there is any differences(default search searches for both title and release name) so no changes are needed there. So there are only minor differences in the requests, but the results are very different. In a general library like SubtitleDownloader I think it would be great to have a different SearchQuery for each type. That way you can also support those source that requires different requests for title and release name. [/QUOTE]

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