Best scraper for kid's DVDs?
elforesto
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We have a fair number of kid's DVDs ripped (Baby Einstein, Sesame Street, etc.) and I've noticed that most of them seem to not get picked up when I try to scrape them. I've tried a few different scrapers without about a 50% success rate on recognizing the movies and adding them to the library properly. Are there any recommendations for the best scrapers to use for indexing this kind of content? It really helps to have the poster art available so that kids can easily pick their favorite videos.
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sho
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2012-05-02 10:21
Post: #2
thetvdb, may not fit well with your filelayout though.
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(This post was last modified: 2012-05-02 10:22 by sho.)
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bfhancock
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2012-06-25 19:25
Post: #3
Curious if elforesto every tried this scraper and how it worked?
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reven
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2012-07-12 05:27
Post: #4
personally i use themoviedb, and if the dvd isnt available there i just add it to their site myself.
i have a large collection of dora, diego, thomas, chugginton, barbie for my kids. i had to add about 1/3 of them to themoviedb.org, but fairly quick to do, and feels good helping the community. |
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