"If you could just pull the actors images from IAFD, it would be 10 out of 10" by David T.

[adultmm]

Hi David,

I couldn’t reach you via email, so I hope this message finds you here.

AMM already downloads actor images from IAFD if the scraper doesn’t find any. Maybe there’s a setting issue on your side. Or did you mean that you’d like IAFD images to be preferred over those provided by the main source site?

Let me know if that’s what you meant, or if you’re seeing something different.

Thanks again for your support and donation!

[CodyBerenson]

Wow! Sorry it took a moment to get back to you, fresh off a two-week cruise. I was reconciling my paypal account and with my travel jetlag I didn't immediately recognize the "AMM purchase" on 10/4 for an odd amount (because of the euro to dollar conversion) but then it clicked. I'm happy to know that donations really do get to you! I really appreciate you responding to my query. FYI, I really meant the kudos. I recently redid my entire library and I'd hate to think where I'd be without your scrapers. Not sure how the email address came across on your end, but its my first initial dash lastname at verizon dot net. :)

Here's what I meant. The IAFD scraper (at least for me, with my current settings in the USA) pulls metadata but NOT actor images. I consistently get 503 errors. I only get actor images from the first scraper that hits. Never from IAFD. I love the thought of a "if all else fails return the images from IAFD" (if that's what you're saying...or for that matter, IAFD images should trump images from the other scrapers) but I'm not aware of that functionality (and like I said, IAFD just delivers 503 errors re: actor images)

Anyway, THANK YOU for AMM!!!! and THANK YOU for hearing me and wanting to help!!!

[CodyBerenson]

I was giving some thought to what you said. "AMM already downloads actor images from IAFD if the scraper doesn’t find any". Are you talking about the .actors folder? There is a plex limitation...it ignore the .actors folder...the .nfo really wants an actual URL. Is this what you were referring to?