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This release makes it easier to find a film when the disc label does not match TMDb's title. Settings, logs, caches and library layouts carry over unchanged.
Changes
- Similar titles. When a search finds nothing, YLR-Auto searches again with looser wording and lists what it finds. None is selected for you.
- Paste a TMDb link or ID. Put a TMDb page link, or
tmdb:10184, in Name and search to select that exact title. - Original titles. A result shows its original title when it differs, as in
Time Out (2018), original title Furlough. - Joined labels. A one-word label is also searched split into words, so
TIMEOUTalso searchestime out.
Automatic filing is unchanged, and still needs an exact name and a matching runtime.
See the README for how it works and the changelog for the full list.
Install
Debian 13, Ubuntu 24.04 or newer:
sudo apt install ./ylr-auto_2.0.2_amd64.deb
Other x86-64 distributions:
chmod +x YLR-Auto-2.0.2-x86_64.AppImage
./YLR-Auto-2.0.2-x86_64.AppImage
Known limits
- Splitting a label without capitals uses a built-in list of common title words, so some labels stay unsplit, and a misspelt one-word name still finds nothing.
- Short looser searches can list unrelated films, so check the title and poster before picking.
- Only the original title is shown, not every alternative name TMDb holds.
- Occasional
UnrecognisedNameconnection errors from TMDb are not fixed. Search again if one appears. - Both packages have been tested only on Debian 13.
This project is not affiliated with MakeMKV, Jellyfin or TMDb.