I have a problem with movies being scraped incorrectly because the title in the movie databases is different from the title I have in the file name. An example is the movie "Mae Bia" AKA "Snake Lady" or "The Snake Lady". If I have the file named "The Snake Lady" it will get scraped incorrectly and added as the wrong movie. I have a large collection and certainly haven't been able to find all of these manually.
I need a way to find cases like this, either with Media Companion or with a separate application. I can't figure out how to do this. I realize any method will give a lot of false positives but scanning through the output will be a lot faster than checking movies one at a time with Media Companion.
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Wayne
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I have a problem with movies being scraped incorrectly because the title in the movie databases is different from the title I have in the file name. An example is the movie "Mae Bia" AKA "Snake Lady" or "The Snake Lady". If I have the file named "The Snake Lady" it will get scraped incorrectly and added as the wrong movie. I have a large collection and certainly haven't been able to find all of these manually.
I need a way to find cases like this, either with Media Companion or with a separate application. I can't figure out how to do this. I realize any method will give a lot of false positives but scanning through the output will be a lot faster than checking movies one at a time with Media Companion.
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Wayne
Figured it out. Just used findstr "<title>" *.</p></title>
Where are you doing the above findstr "<title>" *.</p></title>
I have a video folder with all my videos, some in separate sub folders. I opened a command window, cd'd to E:\videos. I then ran the command:
Sorry for the typo in my previous post.
Wayne