iMedia (Alpha) - Manage your Movies, Create NFOs, etc. (Open Source C# .NET)

The installation and updates are in German
Thanks for the fixes...will test asap!

Bram77 Wrote:The installation and updates are in German
Thanks for the fixes...will test asap!

personally i love to have a program that speaks my language by default

@Bram77 Ok, the Updates are no probleme ( can be english or german) and a new installation comes this weekend with english language.

That's typically German

Bram77 Wrote:That's typically German

hrhr.. says the guy that want to have the defaults changed

Sorry, but new Version comes tomorrow. Because i was helping at car crash from 14.00 till yet.

So activate your autoupdate and wait. :-D

mafis90

azido Wrote:hrhr.. says the guy that want to have the defaults changed

Yeah, your default...to the default of the rest of the world
There's a little frustration here about downloading rare movies that turn out to be overdubbed in German and thus are useless, even though I speak enough German to understand the movie from a to z. A movie loses all it's value and authenticity after being overdubbed. No offence, nothing personal. The same goes for movies from France.

But I'm going way offtopic here....

Bram77 Wrote:Yeah, your default...to the default of the rest of the world
There's a little frustration here about downloading rare movies that turn out to be overdubbed in German and thus are useless, even though I speak enough German to understand the movie from a to z. A movie loses all it's value and authenticity after being overdubbed. No offence, nothing personal. The same goes for movies from France.

But I'm going way offtopic here....

yeah, this could lead to an endless discussion

anyway, i personally have no difficulties in reading/understanding/speaking english, but still like my native language and i'm always happy with stuff that is in my language. i also know about that "synchro" problem you mention, but i guess that's a matter of quality (and maybe money spent for it) of the synchronisation. it "can" be a good dub. for me i enjoy the pleasure of both worlds: first watch it in german, and then watch it again in english to get all the nuances it has to offer.

back to topic:

i'm still pleased with the first (i think so) 3rd-party application for movie infos that uses ofdb

Sorry for the deviation I catch your drift (and you're catching mine )

Hello, the tool is very great. So there is not need for me to copy and paste from OFDB to the Media Companion tool. But at moment I have a problem with fanarts, how do I download them?