2022-01-09, 23:02
https://paste.kodi.tv/uwikadumaz
Thank you for help
Thank you for help
(2020-10-14, 07:21)Karellen Wrote:(2020-10-06, 19:08)ramis52 Wrote: Hi,After quite a bit of work @pkscout has found a way to work around the problem at TheMovieDB.
i just switched over from thetvdb to tmdb scraper. is there any option in tmdb scraper to set a fallback language like in ttvb scraper? Maybe it is already set in the Background to en-us when there are no Information in the prefered Language available.
My question is because if i set the Language to de-de and the scraper didnt find any Translation for German, it will add the Plot in english. thats great But the Title of the Episode is Episode1 Episode2. Would be great if the Title will then Fallback to English too instead of adding it as Episode1 episode2 and so on. Dunno if its a bug or if its a fail on my side
regards
r
The fix has been implemented in the new Python version of the scraper, not the XML version you are currently using.
Could you please download and install via zip this test build here and let us know if it is working correctly for you... https://github.com/xbmc/metadata.tvshows...-707891646
In case you don't know how to download a zip file. Step 1 is by clicking on the above link.
(2022-01-13, 14:07)IanPH Wrote:(2020-10-14, 07:21)Karellen Wrote:(2020-10-06, 19:08)ramis52 Wrote: Hi,After quite a bit of work @pkscout has found a way to work around the problem at TheMovieDB.
i just switched over from thetvdb to tmdb scraper. is there any option in tmdb scraper to set a fallback language like in ttvb scraper? Maybe it is already set in the Background to en-us when there are no Information in the prefered Language available.
My question is because if i set the Language to de-de and the scraper didnt find any Translation for German, it will add the Plot in english. thats great But the Title of the Episode is Episode1 Episode2. Would be great if the Title will then Fallback to English too instead of adding it as Episode1 episode2 and so on. Dunno if its a bug or if its a fail on my side
regards
r
The fix has been implemented in the new Python version of the scraper, not the XML version you are currently using.
Could you please download and install via zip this test build here and let us know if it is working correctly for you... https://github.com/xbmc/metadata.tvshows...-707891646
In case you don't know how to download a zip file. Step 1 is by clicking on the above link.
Sorry bring up this old issue but I haven't found a solution in any scraper yet.
I have set the "Preferred language" to "nl-NL" but whether I enable "Keep original title" or not a lot of episodes are named "Aflevering x" (where x is the episodenumber and "Aflevering" is the dutch word for Episode).
And although for all episodes where this happens the synopsis is in english, the episode name does not to fall back to english.
Would it possible to add a configurable option for an "Episode name fallback language"? With either "default" or a language of choice?
(2022-01-13, 15:46)pkscout Wrote:(2022-01-13, 14:07)IanPH Wrote:(2020-10-14, 07:21)Karellen Wrote: After quite a bit of work @pkscout has found a way to work around the problem at TheMovieDB.
The fix has been implemented in the new Python version of the scraper, not the XML version you are currently using.
Could you please download and install via zip this test build here and let us know if it is working correctly for you... https://github.com/xbmc/metadata.tvshows...-707891646
In case you don't know how to download a zip file. Step 1 is by clicking on the above link.
Sorry bring up this old issue but I haven't found a solution in any scraper yet.
I have set the "Preferred language" to "nl-NL" but whether I enable "Keep original title" or not a lot of episodes are named "Aflevering x" (where x is the episodenumber and "Aflevering" is the dutch word for Episode).
And although for all episodes where this happens the synopsis is in english, the episode name does not to fall back to english.
Would it possible to add a configurable option for an "Episode name fallback language"? With either "default" or a language of choice?
Unfortunately, no. Because the generic episode name is language specific, it’s a significant amount of work to check the episode string for every language combination. TMDb used to send the generic episode name only in English, so it was easy to figure that out. Now they don’t, so now it isn’t. There is a feature request in with TMDb to provide fallback information as part of the API call. If they implement that then you will be able to have fallback episode names. That’s request has sat in the queue for several months, so it’s hard to say when, or if, it will get done.
(2022-01-13, 16:09)IanPH Wrote: It's so annoying that for instance with Batwoman season 2 all episodes have normal names except for the last 4 episodes which are called "Aflevering x".You could add the missing info at TMDB. Somebody has to do it...
(2022-01-13, 16:09)IanPH Wrote:That would require an entire separate set of API calls and slow down the scraper significantly. Never mind the complexity of the settings. I just can't justify spending time trying to write code to work around a data problem. As was mentioned, if people enter the episode information (and translate them), then that information is there for everyone. And if TMDb would provide language fallback as part of the API response, then this problem would mostly go away.(2022-01-13, 15:46)pkscout Wrote:(2022-01-13, 14:07)IanPH Wrote: Sorry bring up this old issue but I haven't found a solution in any scraper yet.
I have set the "Preferred language" to "nl-NL" but whether I enable "Keep original title" or not a lot of episodes are named "Aflevering x" (where x is the episodenumber and "Aflevering" is the dutch word for Episode).
And although for all episodes where this happens the synopsis is in english, the episode name does not to fall back to english.
Would it possible to add a configurable option for an "Episode name fallback language"? With either "default" or a language of choice?
Unfortunately, no. Because the generic episode name is language specific, it’s a significant amount of work to check the episode string for every language combination. TMDb used to send the generic episode name only in English, so it was easy to figure that out. Now they don’t, so now it isn’t. There is a feature request in with TMDb to provide fallback information as part of the API call. If they implement that then you will be able to have fallback episode names. That’s request has sat in the queue for several months, so it’s hard to say when, or if, it will get done.
Okay I understand what you mean. But maybe instead of being a fallback language it could be that you can select in what language the Episode name needs to be scraped and in what language all the other information should be scraped? That way we might also get rid of these "Aflevering x" or "Episode x" names. It's so annoying that for instance with Batwoman season 2 all episodes have normal names except for the last 4 episodes which are called "Aflevering x".
(2022-01-25, 16:27)junitodx Wrote: When Artwork Beef was fully supported you could have it pull new art either manually or on a schedule. Is there a way to do this with TMDb TV Show Scraper or is the only way to pull new art to rescrape an entire series? That kinda sucks when a series has tons of episodesThere is no way to do that with the scraper.
(2022-01-25, 16:27)junitodx Wrote: With AB you were able to choose season posters no matter what episodes you have. With TMDb TV Show Scraper you need to have episodes from multiple seasons to choose season posters or else TMDb Scraper will just choose a poster and the option to choose a different season poster is not available.That does not sound right. The scraper downloads artwork links for the tv show. It does not matter which episodes you have.
(2022-01-25, 20:56)Karellen Wrote: at does not sound right. The scraper downloads artwork links for the tv show. It does not matter which episodes you have.
But there is always the chance that when you scraped S01, only one poster was available. Then 3 months later you scrape S02, users have added more posters for S01. You need to check what is available at TMDB the next time you scrape.
(2022-01-26, 02:10)junitodx Wrote: Let's see if I can show this correctly:Sorry, I somehow missed your reply. (I don't mind being pinged if I haven't responded in a few days)
(2022-03-12, 01:31)ether123 Wrote: What I found with that Tmdb tv show scraper that it is utter garbageShow some respect. It is not "garbage". It is a very accurate and reliable scraper. I would love to see your scraper...
(2022-03-12, 01:40)Karellen Wrote:(2022-03-12, 01:31)ether123 Wrote: What I found with that Tmdb tv show scraper that it is utter garbageShow some respect. It is not "garbage". It is a very accurate and reliable scraper. I would love to see your scraper...
The slowness issue affects all Python scrapers. It is an issue we are aware of, but to fix it requires the removal of the older XML scrapers, which we are not prepared to do yet.
And tread carefully using the TVDB scraper as it is unmaintained and unsupported.