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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 963292" data-attributes="member: 18896">It's the HTTP Language accept setting that the trident engine is using.&nbsp;[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\International]&quot;AcceptLanguage&quot;=&quot;en&quot;I've got a feeling your OS is the French version then (or some other non English one) and trident engine is not using the English language as primary setting making IMDb adjust to whatever language you do have set to accept.&nbsp;Can you please verify? Use <a href="http://blixy.net/mp/check/" target="_blank">http://blixy.net/mp/check/</a>&nbsp; and get me the results from Internet Explorer.&nbsp;Before I was always able to compensate for this, but with these new changes from IMDb, I'll either have to rewrite all that, or create a fix.reg file that will adjust the correct registry key(s) to force-English titles. At least until the option to adjust the HTTP Language via MovPic gets implemented.&nbsp;The way IMDb+ works now is that it looks for Country=USA and Language=English on the details page of the movie. If that is set, then the &quot;title&quot; is accepted as English *unless* it has (Original title: ....) as well. If that is the case, then it uses the AKA title page to find out the English title. The problem is that if the AKA page doesn't find a proper match the initial title is acepted as-is. So either IMDb does not have a proper English AKA title on the movies that failed, or they changed the system. So I like to find out both, as I really do not want to have to end up forcing users to install a registry fix if I can avoid it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 963292, member: 18896"] It's the HTTP Language accept setting that the trident engine is using. [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\International] "AcceptLanguage"="en" I've got a feeling your OS is the French version then (or some other non English one) and trident engine is not using the English language as primary setting making IMDb adjust to whatever language you do have set to accept. Can you please verify? Use [B][url]http://blixy.net/mp/check/[/url][/B] and get me the results from Internet Explorer. Before I was always able to compensate for this, but with these new changes from IMDb, I'll either have to rewrite all that, or create a fix.reg file that will adjust the correct registry key(s) to force-English titles. At least until the option to adjust the HTTP Language via MovPic gets implemented. The way IMDb+ works now is that it looks for Country=USA and Language=English on the details page of the movie. If that is set, then the "title" is accepted as English *unless* it has (Original title: ....) as well. If that is the case, then it uses the AKA title page to find out the English title. The problem is that if the AKA page doesn't find a proper match the initial title is acepted as-is. So either IMDb does not have a proper English AKA title on the movies that failed, or they changed the system. So I like to find out both, as I really do not want to have to end up forcing users to install a registry fix if I can avoid it. [/QUOTE]

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