itanameiguess
commented
1 year ago A large number of JAV studios use the exact same web layout for their scenes, examples can be seen at NSFW https://wanz-factory.com/ where the scene's URL is always StudioURL/works/detail/
In those cases the Studio Code is the scene title without a hyphen, so if the title was WANZ-123 the code would be WANZ123, and this is consistent with many of the larger JAV studios. When data is scraped from JAVLibrary it places the javlibrary URL, not the studios as the scene url, and fills in the code as the title, which for some studios is correct, i.e. Prestiege, but not usually.
For JAV studios once you have the site url getting the scene and all relevant data is extremely easy, although finding the studio site can be a pain as SEO tends not to offer them, but if the studio already exists in stash it's good to go.
For JAV studios 95% of them use either the title with or without the hyphen as the studio code, so having a flag that could be set for the studio to auto-populate the code based of the title could prevent bad data from being entered, and also work to clean up past data.
DogmaDragon
vt-idiot
There's been a few requests for better guidance on how to source info for JAV scenes and performers, including what is acceptable for a scene's studio link (also covered by issue #27). This would essentially be an expanded version of what Kouaak wrote up a while back, the most recent version of that is currently hosted here: https://pb.envs.net/?4b5fda28e6ff1fff#4QFTViBmU69ALys7qbpZY8BAQxApqWs78Cn2vhrJ87Lb
In addition to JAV performer resources covered in Kouaak's pastebin, we could also cover:
We should use Kouaak's guide as a starting point, so please comment with any specific additions or corrections you would like covered in the guidelines. I'm also not sure yet if it would be best to create a standalone "guide" page collecting all this information or if it would be more appropriate to put each subject in the relevant "getting started" sections instead.