gizmotoy Wrote:I'm struggling to come up with any ideas on what that might be. I get the same behavior across multiple machines. themoviedb.org resolves properly. Any ideas?
Edit: Further investigation, it seems like it may be scraper-related. At least in that it seems that it is specific movies that do not work. I've been ripping dozens of blu rays, so I can't remember the others I had to pull manually, but the most recent is Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story. It'll refuse to pull themoviedb images for this movie, even though they do exist on the site.
So, I don't have this movie, but I just created a dummy file and folder F:\Movies\Walk.Hard.The.Dewey.Cox.Story\Walk.Hard.The.Dewey.Cox.Story.avi, which is the same for the purpose. The movie was correctly identified and plot, cast ... was correctly downloaded, the poster was correctly identified and downloaded but the fanart didn't, "No Fanart for this Movie" windows popup. I've checked themoviedb and as you said Fanart (backdrops) are available, the domain for them is the same as usual (cf1.imgobject.com) along with the "naming scheme" (/backdrops/XXX/XXXfreckinglong/moviename-original.jpg). I've tried changing various settings, including name with no success. Going through >Edit Movie>Change Fanart (download) works, it even preview the image and all, but this has no consequence at all I'm afraid.
So I'm not very much into the code of scraper and how it works, but the fact the it works in most cases (I've for one haven't come across with this problem and in the last moth I've scraped 50+ movies) and all seems normal is more than disturbing.
It's late, so up to here I will go, perhaps tomorrow I'll look further into this, but I can't warranty I could find the problem, at least there's a guide to reproduce in more detail in case someone more capable see this.