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This is typically due to not enough information for trakt to recognize your movie. When we send a new movie trakt needs to get information for it, it does that from themoviedb.org. So its very important that all the information is correct and of course that the movie exists on themoviedb.org.

Having a look at your partial log file you have the entry:
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Sending movie to trakt library, Title: 1001 Pattes, Year: 1998, IMDb: , TMDb:
[/CODE]
'1001 Pattes' is actually 'A Bug's Life', which is fine and exists...but problem is we dont know that you have synced this movie as when we compare with your trakt library we look at English title+year if imdb/tmdb does not exist in your collection.

I think its very important that a imdb reference is in your collection if you are not using English titles as we dont get back localized titles to filter out anything that was successfully synced previously. There is a few things I plan to improve this, but one of them need support from the API.

So for now, I would enter in an IMDb id for any movies that you have if one exists or might be a good idea to check your scraper for an update as typically most provide this but for some reason yours did not. Then you can simply update all movies by re-scraping them and hopefully you will automatically get valid IMDb's.

If you still get problems, then maybe the movie does not exist on themoviedb.org...in this case you need to add it.

<blockquote data-quote="ltfearme" data-source="post: 801858" data-attributes="member: 52219">This is typically due to not enough information for trakt to recognize your movie. When we send a new movie trakt needs to get information for it, it does that from themoviedb.org. So its very important that all the information is correct and of course that the movie exists on themoviedb.org.Having a look at your partial log file you have the entry:[CODE]Sending movie to trakt library, Title: 1001 Pattes, Year: 1998, IMDb: , TMDb: [/CODE]'1001 Pattes' is actually 'A Bug's Life', which is fine and exists...but problem is we dont know that you have synced this movie as when we compare with your trakt library we look at English title+year if imdb/tmdb does not exist in your collection.I think its very important that a imdb reference is in your collection if you are not using English titles as we dont get back localized titles to filter out anything that was successfully synced previously. There is a few things I plan to improve this, but one of them need support from the API.So for now, I would enter in an IMDb id for any movies that you have if one exists or might be a good idea to check your scraper for an update as typically most provide this but for some reason yours did not. Then you can simply update all movies by re-scraping them and hopefully you will automatically get valid IMDb's. If you still get problems, then maybe the movie does not exist on themoviedb.org...in this case you need to add it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ltfearme, post: 801858, member: 52219"] This is typically due to not enough information for trakt to recognize your movie. When we send a [B]new[/B] movie trakt needs to get information for it, it does that from themoviedb.org. So its very important that all the information is correct and of course that the movie exists on themoviedb.org. Having a look at your partial log file you have the entry: [CODE] Sending movie to trakt library, Title: 1001 Pattes, Year: 1998, IMDb: , TMDb: [/CODE] '1001 Pattes' is actually 'A Bug's Life', which is fine and exists...but problem is we dont know that you have synced this movie as when we compare with your trakt library we look at English [B]title+year[/B] if [B]imdb/tmdb[/B] does not exist in your collection. I think its very important that a [B]imdb[/B] reference is in your collection if you are not using English titles as we dont get back localized titles to filter out anything that was successfully synced previously. There is a few things I plan to improve this, but one of them need support from the API. So for now, I would enter in an IMDb id for any movies that you have if one exists or might be a good idea to check your scraper for an update as typically most provide this but for some reason yours did not. Then you can simply update all movies by re-scraping them and hopefully you will automatically get valid IMDb's. If you still get problems, then maybe the movie does not exist on themoviedb.org...in this case you need to add it. [/QUOTE]