Closed johntdyer closed 4 years ago
I even tried dialing down the accurate to 1 and it didnt match
root@vault:/mnt/user/Media/temp# media-sort -v -a 1 --dry-run --recursive .
2020/03/23 08:17:17 scanning targets...
2020/03/23 08:17:17 scanning: .
2020/03/23 08:17:17 skip non-regular file: .
2020/03/23 08:17:17 scanned targets. found #1
2020/03/23 08:17:17 sorting files...
2020/03/23 08:17:17 [Dryrun]
2020/03/23 08:17:17 Searching transformers age of extinction
2020/03/23 08:17:18 [#1/1] Transformers: Age of Extinction.mp4
└─> No results (Google search failed)
root@vault:/mnt/user/Media/temp#
Yeah I have this issue on a regular basis myself. Only way I have figured out how to get it to match is to add the date into the title of the movie manually then rerunning it.
Will look into it 👍
On Tue, 24 Mar 2020 at 6:46 am gregf notifications@github.com wrote:
Yeah I have this issue on a regular basis myself. Only way I have figured out how to get it to match is to add the date into the title of the movie manually then rerunning it.
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v2.4.3
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Even w/ the accurate turned way down it seems to fail for results I'd think would be pretty easy
I also noticed that it only appears to be searching google and not IMDB or anything... Am I doing anything wrong?