AniDB

Count me too.

err, both are behind. it's db and bleach-society that are uptodate. both lunar and a-keep are much better than either of those though. lunar is however more uptodate than a-keep.

the TCP API is secret.

but the UDP API is open: http://wiki.anidb.info/w/UDP_API_Definition

anidb is not a daycare center.

however, you're free to rate the review low if you feel it didn't quite live up to your expectations of how a review should be written - just try to clearly state how the review could be improved in your review-comment.

this is most likely because of one of these two things: 1. your files are corrupt. that they are corrupt does not necessarily mean they are unwatchable - it might just be an insignificant bit that has been flipped somewhere. you should try to verify the CRC. most files come with a CRC in their filen...

hopefully this can be better controlled when/if we get minimods: http://wiki.anidb.info/w/Tracker:userlevel

looking forward to seeing that implemented

1) This is already possible in WebAOM

2) This looks like a feature that would be extending the WebAOM-rename-scripting language a bit, and something that should be quite possible from a syntax standpoint it seems to me atleast

I'm relatively certain that WebAOM can do this ....

if you want a simpler solution that will result in html pages that you can peruse offline, you could try the mylist export function (located to the right of your mylist)

I don't know about the complete list though... probably not.

I'd call them dupes - they're not dupes of actual anime entries, only episode-entries, but they are dupes nonetheless

I remember being annoyed by this in the beginning too - but you learn quite quickly the romaji names of the shows - and now I think it's unnatural to say twelve kingdoms instead of juuni kokuki, fullmetal alchemist instead of hagane no renkinjutsushi, and so on ...

/me points sjabbie to this thread: [DEL] Dupes & "not-anime"

I'd check which dates the movies were released and compare with the dates the anime episodes were released.

this info is all in the anime-pages of the DB, assuming the information has been entered correctly. if not, you're out of luck (atleast as far as anidb can help)

if there is no official CRC or other hash listed, you cannot be certain whether it is your file or their file that is correct, so in this case, I would add the "correct" file (meaning the one that is already in the db) to my mylist with the mylist-type-flag set to "corrupted version/i...

and I also agree with the suggestion that AR should be calculated from the resolution. after having read up a bit more on anamorphic and what it means, I retract this statement - keep the AR field like it is. but I would also add an indication that if the AR doesn't match the resolution, to indicat...

what is the difference? I mean why would ppl care? Well I surely care and a lot of other ppl care about .ass subtitles, I have never used my own styling with .srt subs, I'm just too lazy for that, so .ass is my most preferred sub stream. I think it would also be of use to note that with srt, all yo...