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@vdrfan:
Hmmm, sorry. Do we have a spec showing which tags are mandantory/optional? If not: how can I figure out which tags are supported? The IMDB com scraper fetches no infos about sound, subtitle, video-format (if I looked right), in several screenshots I could see infos about these things... So the answer: please do reverse engineering because everybody can implement tags however he/she likes is a bit contra productive and shows kind of quick-and-dirty-hacking without any concept? Is this the XBMC style?
What about:

Code:

<details>
    <title></title>
    <year></year>
    <director></director>
    <top250></top250>
    <mpaa></mpaa>
    <tagline></tagline>
    <runtime></runtime>
    <thumb></thumb>
    <credits></credits>
    <rating></rating>
    <votes></votes>
    <genre></genre>
    <actor>
        <name></name>
        <role></role>
    </actor>
    <outline></outline>
    <plot></plot>
</details>

@donabi: to cut some infos away is not a real problem and done in few seconds. But gathering all possible things is a bit more complicated. So first I would have a scraper which gets all infos.
If you have a decription of the alowed tags, please provide it. Is the order/sequence relevant, what tags are supported, what format is expected and so on. If the german board has active members, why not. But to be honest: think after the scraper my active work is over :=(

@all: Where can I get infos which tags are supported by XBMC? If the skins shows the infos doesn't matter at all, think a "good scrapper" should gather as much as possible. For the result of a scraper: is the order/sequence relevant, what tags are supported, what format is expected and so on. Today all I've done is reverse engineering, but I think thats not the right way...

Eisbahn

All tags are optional , but i would say its best that the TITLE is at least supplied

Code:

<details>
    <title>single instance/Required</title>
    <id>single instance/optional</id>
    <studio>single instance/optional</studio>
    <year>single instance/optional</year>
    <director>multiple instance/optional</director>
    <top250>single instance/optional</top250>
    <mpaa>single instance/optional</mpaa>
    <tagline>single instance/optional</tagline>
    <runtime>single instance/optional</runtime>
    <thumb>multiple instance/optional</thumb>
    <credits></credits>
    <rating>single instance/optional</rating>
    <votes>single instance/optional</votes>
    <genre>multiple instance/optional</genre>
    <actor>
        <name></name>
        <thumb></thumb>
        <role></role>
    </actor>
    <outline>single instance/optional</outline>
    <plot>single instance/optional</plot>
    <premiered>single instance/optional</premiered>
    <set>multiple instance/optional</set>
    <trailer>multiple instance/optional</trailer>
    <streamdetails>
       <audio/>
          <codec></codec>
          <channels></channels>
       </audio>
       <video>
           <codec></codec>
           <height></height>
           <width></width>
      </video>
      <subtitle>
         <language></language>
      </subtitle>
   </streamdetails>
</details>

of course it goes without saying that actor, audio (inside stream info), video(inside stream info) and subtitle(inside stream info) are multiple instance and optional