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It would be nice if we could skip scraping altogether.
All the info I want or need is already in the filenames in a specific format.
For example:
"[Studio] - Actress One, Actress Two (Scene name) (resolution).mp4"
And the cover is in the same folder, with the same name, but with a jpg or png extension.
The release date is the creation date of the file.
Suggestion: add an option to declare regular expressions for example to parse the required data from the filenames so scraping is no longer needed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It would be nice if we could skip scraping altogether.
All the info I want or need is already in the filenames in a specific format.
For example:
"[Studio] - Actress One, Actress Two (Scene name) (resolution).mp4"
And the cover is in the same folder, with the same name, but with a jpg or png extension.
The release date is the creation date of the file.
Suggestion: add an option to declare regular expressions for example to parse the required data from the filenames so scraping is no longer needed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: