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Using moviename.nfo and scraping from IMDB for additional info - kelque - 2009-12-26 I'm trying to use moviename.nfo files to group sets of movies, and on that files I only have something like this: [HTML]<movie> <set>Star Trek</set> <sorttitle>Star Trek 2009</sorttitle> </movie>[/HTML] So the set does get picked up, but since I don't have a <title> section (or anything else for that matter), I was wondering whether that info could be scraped from IMDB. I mean XBMC does the scraping, not that I do it and put it in the nfo. Essentially, that XBMC fills in the missing information from one of the online scrapers. Here is some info on that: http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=Import_-_Export_Library#Video_nfo_files_containing_a_mix_of_XML_and_URL But I'd still have to get the URL myself, and I was hoping that wasn't necessary. Also, the example only mentions IMDB, but is it usable with the other scrapers, like TheMovieDB? Thanks! - jmarshall - 2009-12-26 Yes, you can put in any URL supported by any of the scrapers. - kelque - 2009-12-27 Alright, I created a script, and it wasn't hard at all (Ruby FTW!). I *almost* have a fully working library... now on to the music. Thanks! |