[marantz]

seems quiet in here, still using it and it works great though

[mabs67]

Hi,

yes it works great.
But I encounter a problem now.

How can I differentiate different tv-series with same name but different releases. e.g. Die Schatzinsel from 1966 or from 2007. I get either everything in the 1966 one or 2007 one. I tried with _1966 and _2007 and also with - but it does not help.

Does anyone have an idea to solve that?

Regards
M

[GTunney]

I'd been having problems with theTVDB after I had to re-add my library. Despite everything having the same naming convention (Path>Showname>Season 1>ShownameS01E01.mkv) etc. some episodes just would not scrape and it had me baffled.

Changed over to the new one and done a content refresh, low and behold all missed episodes are now working.

[marantz]

Hi,

yes it works great.
But I encounter a problem now.

How can I differentiate different tv-series with same name but different releases. e.g. Die Schatzinsel from 1966 or from 2007. I get either everything in the 1966 one or 2007 one. I tried with _1966 and _2007 and also with - but it does not help.

Does anyone have an idea to solve that?

Regards
M

you can either use nfo or name them Die Schatzinsel (1978)
compare on thetvdb.org how its named

[d00dl3]

Hi all,
not all trakt ratings can be synced. Is there a chance of an update in the near future?

[mgonzales]

Unless someone picks this up and updates it I think it's dead. I had to switch to the XEM scrapper but truly felt this scrapper was fastest until I had problems that forced me to stop using it.

[nickr]

I assume you mean scraper?

Is this one no longer working?

[Razze]

In other news, python scrapers are on the horizon. But their slowish right now, for some reason.

[teriyaki]

Could you please update your download link? It's expired.

[Karellen]

Why do you want the link to this scraper? You should be using the latest TVDB v3.0.1 scraper.

[scudlee]

I've updated the first post to note that this is no longer active.