README.rdoc in royw-dvdprofiler2xbmc-0.0.4 vs README.rdoc in royw-dvdprofiler2xbmc-0.0.5

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 = dvdprofiler2xbmc
 
 * http://www.github.com/royw/dvdprofiler2xbmc
 
+== STATUS
+
+The initial goal of using DVD Profiler data when available along
+with IMDB data otherwise is just about met.  There is still some
+performance issues mainly related to using the production or
+released years to refine searches that have multiple title matches.
+
+Near term plans include:
+* supporting multiple file matching patterns
+* supporting directory containers
+* interfacing to TMDb, primarily for fanart.
+
 == DESCRIPTION:
 
 This script will attempt to match up media files from a set of directories
 to the collection.xml file exported from DVD Profiler.  For matches, the
 script will then create a {moviename}.nfo from the data in collections.xml
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 media.  This time, the data in the .nfo files will be used instead of
 scraping.
 
 == NOTES:
 
-1) currently you lose a few meta data fields such as Rating and Director
-using this script instead of a scraper.
-
-2) Currently only supports file based media containers, not directory
+1) Currently only supports file based media containers, not directory
 based.
 
-3) Media filename convention is to take the media's title from DVD Profiler,
+2) Media filename convention is to take the media's title from DVD Profiler,
 replace any punctuation with a space character, then replace any multiple
-spaces with a single space.  Next remove any leading or trailing spaces.  
-Optionally can append " - YYYY" where YYYY is the movie's release year.  
+spaces with a single space.  Next remove any leading or trailing spaces.
+Optionally can append " - YYYY" where YYYY is the movie's release year.
 Naturally the extension is the media's container type.  Note, you should
 not include in the title edition info like "Widescreen" or "Special Edition"
 eventhough there are some mistakes in the DVD Profiler profiles that do
 include these in the title.
 
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 * Media can be contained in a set of directories (they can be mount points)
 * Adds sub-directory names as genres to .nfo files
 
 Problems:
 
-* Always overwriting .nfo.  Needs to only write if there has been a change.
-* Loses any tags not directly supported.  Needs to change from overwrite
-  to merge.
 * IMDB ID scraping doesn't handle boxed sets or multiple movies per media
   file.  I don't see how to work around this exept to eliminate from media
   library.
 * Needs a better method to setup AppConfig defaults.  Current thinking
   is to prompt for required parameters on first run.
 * Needs to support selectable/multiple regex based naming conventions
 * Needs to support directory containers
-* Does not support stacking
 * .dvdprofiler2xbmcrc uses base 10 integers for permissions.  Should be
   either base 8 or symbolic.
 
 == SYNOPSIS:
 
 First check the version by running:
 
  $ bin/dvdprofiler2xbmc -v
- INFO dvdprofiler2xbmc: Dvdprofiler2xbmc 0.0.2
+ INFO dvdprofiler2xbmc: Dvdprofiler2xbmc 0.0.4
  INFO dvdprofiler2xbmc: saving: /home/royw/.dvdprofiler2xbmcrc
 
-Notice that this generated a config file for you 
+Notice that this generated a config file for you
 (/home/royw/.dvdprofiler2xbmcrc) in your home directory.
 
 Now edit the config file.  Be sure to change the following fields to match
 your system:
 
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 == REQUIREMENTS:
 
 * ruby 1.8.x
 * rubygem
+* my imdb fork on github (gem install )
 
 == INSTALL:
 
   sudo gem install royw-dvdprofiler2xbmc
 
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