Item: 9
Language: en-US
Type of Problem: Incorrect_content
Extra Details: I have a file for the movie named "9.mp4", when scraped through Kodi 17, I am getting valid content returned. However when I change the file to "9 (2006).mp4" to match the rest of my files to include a year in the file name to eliminate scraping mismatches. When I use this corrected filename with the year I get a DB scrape for Bruno (2009) https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/18480-br-no.
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Antwoord deur propbuildervash
op 11 September 2019 om 6:31 NM
I noticed i made a typo in the file name. I have corrected the file to "9 (2009).mp4" and the file still incorrectly identifies as Bruno (2009).
Antwoord deur RedStapler
op 21 Junie 2023 om 11:43 VM
I was getting the same result. If I had moviename.mp4 I was getting a return from the api. If I had moviename (2023).mp4 some movies had no return from the api search.
I altered my search to grab the movie name, and omit the year in parenthesis.... (. ) This worked for me: $movieName = $file.BaseName -replace '\s*(.*?)'