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`Alpha Beam with Ernie.bin` for Atari 2600 pulls incorrect metadata from PS3 Here the correction: Game - Hash - GDB ID Alpha Beam with Ernie.bin - a1f660827ce291f19719a5672f2c5d277d903b03 - 31122

Having HandBrakeCLI.exe next to the scraper works on Windows 10 without the need of any installation.

@esmith13 you could try this: https://github.com/paradadf/recaltools/tree/master/fastscraper Don't forget to open the file and using -download_videos="true" You might also want to change -video_path.

@esmith13 it seems that you have a special (dismembered) windows installation, as some basic commands are missing. What kind of setup do you have?

I recommend you to take a look at [screenscraper.fr](screenscraper.fr). In my opinion, that is a database worth considering to offer support for. It is still pretty new, but the quality...

In case you are interested, and even if the page is not translated yet, here is information about the API from ScreenScraper. http://www.screenscraper.fr/webapi.php?alpha=0&numpage=0 There is another API with info matching...

@stigzler there are both. “Pre-mixed” images are a newly-ish added sort of media.

@sselph would it be possible to scrape pbp files by name? Those files actually do have the complete binaries inside, although I don't think it would be easy to hash...

Could you please give me an example of and “odd path” so I can try to reproduce it before changing the code?

I’ll check it asap... thank you very much for the code and explanation!