[Raspino]

Hi,
When I try to scrape my film repository, it can't find anything.
Every film in my repository is named like this: "$name ("year, $directors) [$IMDB_score].$extension", and I have one film for each directory:
Es:
"D:/Film/The Wolf of Wall Street (2013, Martin Scorsese) [8.4]/The Wolf of Wall Street (2013, Martin Scorsese) [8.4].mkv"
or
"D:/Film/World War Z (2013, Marc Forster) [7.1]/World War Z (2013, Marc Forster) [7.1].avi"

I've to manually take off the director and the score, it can finally find the film. I tried with "The movie database" and with "IMDB".

Screenshots:
https://copy.com/cJ7qONW69Q014VUV
https://copy.com/w0I7DDHkO3CF8aVB

Thank you for your time!

Bye

[myron]

Well, yes, the searches on all sites only work with title (and year)
If there are some other names, they won't find the movie.

Upon reading, we already clean all the weird strings out of the filename, unfortunately we cannot remove just some names.
We do not have any special format for parsing, so we cannot enfore your style.
Guess you need to do this on your own...

(Or you enter all known directors to the "word filter" in movie settings)


Edit:
But this seems to be an interesting idea... letme think about it...

[Raspino]

It would be nice if you cloud implemet a regular expression editor...
Or maybe if you could enter a "expetced filename format" form...

Just saying...

Thank you