Is this still being maintained?
I need more information than "it's not working". What movie, is it actually on excalibur, what symptoms are you getting, etc.
Works fine as long you have the right title. Best option is to get the id from Excalibur and search for that in the custom search of Plex Manager.
I had issues with " '70s show! a xxx parody " which was known as " 70s show: a xxx parody adult " in Excalibur but yet use that exact same name wasn't doing it. using the ID did the trick.
I guess it is less automatic than regular movies from imdb...
Does this agent working for everybody? Yesterday i tried to install it on my Qnap in the Plex Media Server folder plug-ins.
But i can't find it on Plex/Web under settings / agents. Any ides how to get it to work? I have reboot the Qnap but the Excalibur scraper don't show up.
I have an Qnap TS-239
Never mind.. Now it's working..
Any chance to get the metadata working again? I fixed the wrong Search URL myself - here is the correct one with date of this posting:
/code
EXC_SEARCH_MOVIES = EXC_BASEURL + āsearch/AdvancedSearch_Results.htm?searchWord=%s&star1=&star2radio=and&star2=&star3radio=and&star3=&director=&production_year=&production_year_to=&year_in=&year_in_to=&searchformat=d&studio_in=ALL&category_in=ALL&pricemore=&priceless=&inmovies=No&GalleryMovies=No&x=27&y=9&fromSearchPage=YESā
/code
But I cannot fix the missing year and starring informationsā¦ āOnlyā the Description, Movie Poster and Title are loaded.
This does look pretty dead from a development point of view. Is there a good alternative to it?
I just took a look at the thing, after being left for seven years it was actually still pulling data ok. I forked it over to a repo on my Github and tweaked it to pull Genres and the cast again.
You can get it at https://github.com/Darklyter/ExcaliburFilms.bundle
Is this plugin still working? I tried it on a movie that exists on their site yet I get no results.
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