[enerdude]

That is well outside the scope of the scraper, and seems to be just a personal want that will have no benefit to the wider community. You are free to ask in the appropriate thread, but I am certain it won't even be considered.    

 I hear what you are saying and I can still add it manually but will obviously take long for a big movie library. My thinking was that it might be of benefit to the wider commnunity. Let me explain...

My personal approach to adding movies to my kodi library is not to rip e.g. the whole bluray or even try to do a quality encode myself.  So e.g. I own Batman (2007) bluray and then I would look for quality rips done by private trackers / scene groups.  Lets take examples:

Batman (2007).720p.bluray.x264-DON
Batman (2007).720p.bluray.x264-CtrlHD
Batman (2007).720p.bluray.x264-Ebp

DON, CtrlHD and Ebp in above filenames are the names of the groups and / or encoder.
The above would be examples of high quality (and highish bitrate) encodes which look close to the original bluray.

My idea with the scraping would be to scrape the group/encoder name so that I can go to category and list e.g. all movies encoded by 'DON'
Most releases on the internet has the group/encoder name appended to the end of the filename so this could be handy?

Any case, just my 2c worth...  

 Warez are not allowed on forum, so please edit your post and you can forget your request, that will never happen...

You can create different folders and use smart playlist to have different categories : https://kodi.wiki/view/Smart_playlists 

 I know warez is not allowed and I am not promoting it.  Like I said I use these rips for bluray disc I OWN

But thanks anyway for all your effort in this MOD