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Greetings, Noah

For the first time in my Filebot Career I get this at TMDB suddenly:

^^...and that's the name I went to TMDB to get - when all Filebot got was a year and rez field.

Earlier in the day it was working fine, so for now I'm chalking it up to a fail at TMDB for some reason, but I wanted to make you aware, and make the post to expand upon if the condition persists...

My first post - my first problem.
Stellar performance up to an hour ago.

thanks

Strange. It works for me... What format are you using?

Perhaps clearing the cache and then trying again will make a difference?



EDIT: PS: Screenshots in the first post. You really are the best.


EDIT: Looks like this is a general issue: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=11349&p=47449#p47449

rednoah wrote: ↑17 Dec 2019, 07:05 Strange. It works for me... What format are you using?

{n} ({y}) [{vf}]
(for several years now)

Perhaps clearing the cache and then trying again will make a difference?

uhhh... ctl/shft/del - got it - didn't work...

EDIT: PS: Screenshots in the first post. You really are the best.

Let's see how you feel in a few weeks when I won't go away...LOL!

EDIT: Looks like this is a general issue: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=11349&p=47449#p47449

Yes, it does sound familiar.
I'll continue copy/pasting for now... the issue persists (a few moments ago) with 'Joker (2019) [1080p]' - only with no 'Joker'...

Try the latest beta. Should be fixed, by defaulting to the original_title field if the title field is empty for some reason.

rednoah wrote: ↑17 Dec 2019, 12:22 Try the latest beta. Should be fixed, by defaulting to the original_title field if the title field is empty for some reason.

Well... I'd love to, but need assistance upgrading what I have to what I need...

OK... I replaced the old jar with the beta jar and still have the issue.
^^hope I did that right...

At this point - when all the great advice doesn't strike pay-dirt... waiting to see if TMDB wakes up might be the correct move (for a while). It happened suddenly - one minute fine, the next minute not fine. Sounds like a TMDB problem (time will tell).

JuiceWSA wrote: ↑17 Dec 2019, 12:56 OK... I replaced the old jar with the beta jar and still have the issue.
^^hope I did that right...

Apparently, I did not.
F5(x2) reveals 4.8.5 - Isn't 4.9 what I'm looking for?

FYI:

I just deployed the fix for this. Give the API ~2 hours for the cached items to clear and you'll start to see the corrected data.

Sorry about that.

https://www.themoviedb.org/talk/5df84f8 ... 001755bc65

I recommend downloading the latest full installer package (e.g. MSI package on Windows). Doing a manual patch with the latest jar is possible but not user-friendly.


EDIT:

I keep forgetting that there's no MSI packages for the latest beta because those can't be built on our Linux-based build automation server. On Windows, you can try with the self-contained Portable ZIP package.

rednoah wrote: ↑17 Dec 2019, 15:53 I recommend downloading the latest full installer package (e.g. MSI package on Windows). Doing a manual patch with the latest jar is possible but not user-friendly.

I can return things the way they were.

EDIT:

I keep forgetting that there's no MSI packages for the latest beta because those can't be built on our Linux-based build automation server. On Windows, you can try with the self-contained Portable ZIP package.

If TMDB is aware and fix deployed (fix is working fine now - Hat-Tip TMDB) - I'm good until the next public upgrade.

Thanks, Mon...