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<blockquote data-quote="Scythe42" data-source="post: 960296" data-attributes="member: 95833">Just properly name your files and any decent scraper will find a single match. Exception is where the source like IMDB or others are no good.&nbsp;Never had any scraping problems in general. Of 1800+ imported movies about two dozen needed a manual correction when I recently change from Moving Pictures to My Films.&nbsp;This was basically when a movie is available under different titles (Asian titles or movies from the 30s are often a problem) or if I have several editions of a movie that don't have their own entry (read: Blade Runner for example, or Despecialized Star Wars Editions).&nbsp;And of course If I want another title than the official one (e.g. for grouping some stuff solely on a title, like James Bond Movies).&nbsp;I go for &quot;Full Title (year)&quot;. Any scraper I used so far could handle this. And if I resolved a conflict I let the plugin/scraper what ever rename the files. I usually check against IMDB.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scythe42, post: 960296, member: 95833"] Just properly name your files and any decent scraper will find a single match. Exception is where the source like IMDB or others are no good. Never had any scraping problems in general. Of 1800+ imported movies about two dozen needed a manual correction when I recently change from Moving Pictures to My Films. This was basically when a movie is available under different titles (Asian titles or movies from the 30s are often a problem) or if I have several editions of a movie that don't have their own entry (read: Blade Runner for example, or Despecialized Star Wars Editions). And of course If I want another title than the official one (e.g. for grouping some stuff solely on a title, like James Bond Movies). I go for "Full Title (year)". Any scraper I used so far could handle this. And if I resolved a conflict I let the plugin/scraper what ever rename the files. I usually check against IMDB. [/QUOTE]

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