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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 820971" data-attributes="member: 18896">Ok, I'll have to verify why &quot;The Curious Case of Benjamin Button&quot; didn't work. I can also add &quot;alternative spelling)&quot; and &quot;(director's cut)&quot; to the blacklist, but with &quot;(undefined)&quot; we are going to have a problem. There are actually a ton of foreign movies that get the proper English title based on that &quot;(undefined)&quot; entry. Like I stated before, it's a real mess of inconsistency over at imdb.com. Might have to add that one to the default rename database then to compensate for the misshap.Nice catch, and yes I'll have to add Part+Volume to the exclusion list of not to strip.That I can't do. The only place I can do the rename database system correct is at the very end, which is why I added those (foreign) parts into the rename system. The only way to correct that if you prefer another format is to copy the entries into your custom rename database and adjust the titles to your liking.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 820971, member: 18896"] Ok, I'll have to verify why "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" didn't work. I can also add "alternative spelling)" and "(director's cut)" to the blacklist, but with "(undefined)" we are going to have a problem. There are actually a ton of foreign movies that get the proper English title based on that "(undefined)" entry. Like I stated before, it's a real mess of inconsistency over at imdb.com. Might have to add that one to the default rename database then to compensate for the misshap. Nice catch, and yes I'll have to add Part+Volume to the exclusion list of not to strip. That I can't do. The only place I can do the rename database system correct is at the very end, which is why I added those (foreign) parts into the rename system. The only way to correct that if you prefer another format is to copy the entries into your custom rename database and adjust the titles to your liking. [/QUOTE]

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