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OK,<BR>
Thanks for the quick response.<BR>
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David Campbell, your'e right, your solution will do nothing more than query IMDB <BR>
for my whole database. It won't add the query results to the database itself.<BR>
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Mike - thanks for the link, I will try that soon and update here.<BR>
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In regards to my initial problem;<BR>
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Stroller, the script works find your way, just like with the backslash option, but it doesn't help me at all,<BR>
since I have to get MythTV itself to start searching IMDB titles that way.<BR>
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Again, I have no problem fetching IMDB titles manually, using either:<BR>
$imdb.pl -M "Running Scared" #(Stroller, good advice with the $... much more readable), or:<BR>
$imdb.pl -M Running\ Scared<BR>
but that's not the way MythTV searches for IMDB titles using imdb.pl<BR>
I guess I have to change the script's code itself. <BR>
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What I can't understand is how come this works for the rest of you...<BR>
Has anyone encountered that problem before and fixed it?<BR>
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Thanks again,<BR>
Tamir.<BR>
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