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Ivek23:
--- Quote from: Ivek23 on July 13, 2011, 04:34:10 pm ---I do this later to see how and what.
Would be generally the script or more for you.
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In this case, I do not know help, I did not find a script with such a practical case, it would be nice if it could be somehow regulated, maybe we are Nostra mercy and help.
Ivek23:
I added a procedure ParseDVDReleases and now here are the DVD Links to AllRovi DVD Releases
The annex was also added in txt format Rovi Fields list
Notice:
Adding in the first post new AllRovi Script Version 0.1.0.8
This version, for those which have the same script option, as it is in Rick.ca.
RICK_CA = True; //Set to False for default script options
NEW:
I also added in the first post new AllRovi+ Script Version 0.1.0.8
This version, for those which have the same script option, as it is in Rick.ca. (default script options)
RICK_CA = False; //Set to False for default script options
Edit: AllRovi+ Script Version 0.1.0.8 has been removed from the first post because the a duplicate script with one minor change.
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deazo:
Thanks a lot to both of you Ivek23 and Rick for your efforts, updating my movies right now with this.
Ivek23:
--- Quote from: deazo on July 18, 2011, 08:40:38 am ---
Thanks a lot to both of you Ivek23 and Rick for your efforts, updating my movies right now with this.
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Welcome
rick.ca:
--- Quote from: rick.ca on July 13, 2011, 01:07:10 pm ---Using your example, your 8 Mile record now has the AllRovi URL recorded: http://www.allrovi.com/movies/movie/8-mile-v261159. If you run the script again, the function GetDownloadURL will retrieve that from the record and use it to access the page directly—no search will be done. It's able to select that URL from the URL field—which may contain many URL's—because we've provided the BASE_URL: http://www.allrovi.com.
I don't understand the logic of the script, but there must be a way use this function like this:
* with BASE_URL = 'http://www.allrovi.com';
* if there is no result, again with BASE_URL = 'http://www.allmovie.com';
* if a URL is retrieved, then ParsePage;
* otherwise, do the search.
Just to be clear, the only thing different here is step 2. And I don't think the script has much to do with step 4—the main application downloads the page (whatever it is) and ParsePage handles it. For the same reason, I have difficulty seeing a point at which step 2 might be inserted. Unless this is straightforward, it's probably not worth the bother. But I think it would be very helpful generally if we understood how things like this work. :-\
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Nostra advises me there's a way to do this. He'll help us with that when he finds the time. Although it's not a critical issue, it will make the script much more efficient for databases that already have allmovie URL's. I also look forward to learning the technique involved. :)
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