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I just did a Quick test.

[code] public const bool API_IMDB_LOOKUP = true; //IMDB LookUp
public const string API_KEY = "..."; //Inset API Key
public const string API_LANG = "sv"; //Change it to change Language[/CODE]

On my first run I got no hits. The title passed to the script is on the form tt1234567 which the regexp didn't seem to catch. Since I don't really speak regexpish and didn't fully understand what you where doing I simplified it to

[CODE]System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex rx = new System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex(@"tt(?<jocker>\d*)");[/CODE]

Using this modified regexp I tested on a subset of my movies and it seems to work just fine. I'm currently doing a full scan which should be complete in the morning.

//W

<blockquote data-quote="Wbunaarf" data-source="post: 993585" data-attributes="member: 17027">I just did a Quick test.&nbsp;[code]&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; public const bool API_IMDB_LOOKUP = true; //IMDB LookUp&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; public const string API_KEY = &quot;...&quot;; //Inset API Key&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; public const string API_LANG = &quot;sv&quot;; //Change it to change Language[/CODE]&nbsp;On my first run I got no hits. The title passed to the script is on the form tt1234567 which the regexp didn't seem to catch. Since I don't really speak regexpish and didn't fully understand what you where doing I simplified it to&nbsp;[CODE]System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex rx = new System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex(@&quot;tt(?&lt;jocker&gt;\d*)&quot;);[/CODE]&nbsp;Using this modified regexp I tested on a subset of my movies and it seems to work just fine. I'm currently doing a full scan which should be complete in the morning.&nbsp;//W</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wbunaarf, post: 993585, member: 17027"] I just did a Quick test. [code] public const bool API_IMDB_LOOKUP = true; //IMDB LookUp public const string API_KEY = "..."; //Inset API Key public const string API_LANG = "sv"; //Change it to change Language[/CODE] On my first run I got no hits. The title passed to the script is on the form tt1234567 which the regexp didn't seem to catch. Since I don't really speak regexpish and didn't fully understand what you where doing I simplified it to [CODE]System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex rx = new System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex(@"tt(?<jocker>\d*)");[/CODE] Using this modified regexp I tested on a subset of my movies and it seems to work just fine. I'm currently doing a full scan which should be complete in the morning. //W [/QUOTE]