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<blockquote data-quote="Christoph21x" data-source="post: 874544" data-attributes="member: 88026">Hi Jan,&nbsp;I tried this version including post processing for the first time...What is obvious is, that you could save a lot of time while post processing, if you would also store which shows (the majority like series and daily soaps, news etc) are NOT found in imdb.com, in the local db - and not search for the same again online.BUT: only store it for that single run - cleanup these entries when finishing the post processing. This assures, that new entries in imdb are found the next run.You may store the starting time of the run and leave the entries. In the next run, you compare the starting time and see that these entries need to be updated (if still &quot;no match found&quot; - and maybe update only the new starting time for that entry, otherwise - if found - delete it and update the local DB with it)&nbsp;Another thing: I endered &quot;imdb.de&quot;, which is existing - like your example &quot;imdb.es&quot;, but it's only searching imdb.com.. did I misunderstand something?&nbsp;Kind regards - Christoph</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Christoph21x, post: 874544, member: 88026"] Hi Jan, I tried this version including post processing for the first time... What is obvious is, that you could save a lot of time while post processing, if you would also store which shows (the majority like series and daily soaps, news etc) are NOT found in imdb.com, in the local db - and not search for the same again online. BUT: only store it for that single run - cleanup these entries when finishing the post processing. This assures, that new entries in imdb are found the next run. You may store the starting time of the run and leave the entries. In the next run, you compare the starting time and see that these entries need to be updated (if still "no match found" - and maybe update only the new starting time for that entry, otherwise - if found - delete it and update the local DB with it) Another thing: I endered "imdb.de", which is existing - like your example "imdb.es", but it's only searching imdb.com.. did I misunderstand something? Kind regards - Christoph [/QUOTE]

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