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Also I don't believe as many ppl leave their entire movie library (which could be hundred to thousands of movies) to be listed in Ember

That is just too ridiculous, it would slow down Ember, and make it hard to manage the thousands of movies, and could be accidentally get Scrape All again.

There might be a few that do this..

But I believe most ppl just scrape the movies then move it out to another folder, drive, server, or NAS..

Why would that be ridiculous? I currently have 3481 movies listed in ember and don't see any slowdown compared to a 100 movie library. You must be new at this, because managing 1000's of movies is as easy as 10 movies. Realistically, once you have the artwork the ONLY thing that needs to be updated would be rating/votes.

I am not new at using scraping, I just use it differently to you.

Once I scraped my movies, it gets moved to another folder.
I don't need to re scraped it again, for new votes/ratings.

Ember is already slow at scraping as it is.
I don't need it to waste time scraping new votes/ratings.
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Look everyone has their own way of using ember
So I am not going to continue with this argument of how ppl are using Ember.

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Anyway this argument is pointless,
cos I said let Users choose what function that scrape button would do.

So u can choose what u want, and I choose what I want.

And by default leave it as
Scrape New Movies> All missing items etc

If you don't like it, then choose something else...

I do the same thing as you(but obviously I keep all my movies.). I have a local folder as a source. Update Library->Scrape New Movies->Automatic. I then inspect the new movies to make sure I like the artwork and everything is perfect. Move the movies over to the nas and do another library update. I know that it's not the fastest scraper, but if you literally only do small batches and never update info on your library then the speed is really not a problem.

I'm not trying to pick a fight with you, I was only CORRECTING you. I will say though, that last sentence is pretty damn ironic coming from the guy who has asked for so many changes to the program that you might as well learn code and write one yourself.

Dancooper, please don't change the function. It works just fine the way it is