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Parental control - mapping missing between DA and DK


Grohnheit

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Grohnheit

Hi.

When I create a new user I can choose parental ratings DA-XX.
When I look at most of my movies, they are rated DK-XX.

If I choose DA-7 in the user settings, and dont select "Block items with no or unrecognized rating information:" the user can still see all the movies rated DK-11 and DK-15.
If I choose DA-7 in the user settings, and select all "Block items with no or unrecognized rating information:" the user cannot see any movies with a DK-XX rating. But the user can see movies with G, and PG ratings, and not movies with higher rating.

So it works fine betweeen DA-XX and PG.
It does not work between DA-XX and DK-XX.

I guess you just need to setup the mapping between DA and DK to fix it. 😃

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Happy2Play

@Luke would have to go over the internal code.  As the last I saw was this.

            LoadRatings("dk", new[] {

                new ParentalRating("DA-A", 1),
                new ParentalRating("DA-7", 5),
                new ParentalRating("DA-11", 6),
                new ParentalRating("DA-15", 8),
            });
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5 hours ago, Grohnheit said:

When I look at most of my movies, they are rated DK-XX

Where did the metadata for these come from?

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1 hour ago, ebr said:

Where did the metadata for these come from?

IMDb or themovedb.

I just tried removing the metadata from a new movie and do a "replace all metadata" on it, and it got DK-15 again.

My Preferred Metadata Language are set to Danish, and Denmark on the libary and global.

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2 hours ago, Grohnheit said:

IMDb or themovedb.

I just tried removing the metadata from a new movie and do a "replace all metadata" on it, and it got DK-15 again.

My Preferred Metadata Language are set to Danish, and Denmark on the libary and global.

What media was this for?

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9 hours ago, Happy2Play said:

@Luke would have to go over the internal code.  As the last I saw was this.


            LoadRatings("dk", new[] {

                new ParentalRating("DA-A", 1),
                new ParentalRating("DA-7", 5),
                new ParentalRating("DA-11", 6),
                new ParentalRating("DA-15", 8),
            });

Yes, this is what we have. What others should we add?

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Just now, Luke said:

Yes, this is what we have. What others should we add?

Sounds like @Grohnheit has DK-xx ratings and there are no DK-xx values in the list we worked on awhile ago. 

So I should there be a DK and DA rating system?  Or should those DA's be DK's?

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2 minutes ago, Luke said:

What are the exact values?

4 hours ago, Grohnheit said:

I just tried removing the metadata from a new movie and do a "replace all metadata" on it, and it got DK-15 again.

My Preferred Metadata Language are set to Danish, and Denmark on the libary and global.

Looks like will have to test but if TMDB is returning DK-xx number ratings we need to add DK values also, but I don't really know the standard for said countries rating system.

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Happy2Play

I guess the question is there a actually DA ratings scheme?  Or do we just need to change the existing DK scheme to be DK instead of DA? 

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I'll have to dig around to see where we got that from, but i'll probably keep both and just alias them.

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Happy2Play

If I understand correctly we would always have DK as we are prefixing country "?language=da-DK" to the number value returned from provider.  But will looks some more to see if DA appears anywhere.

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  • 2 months later...
Grohnheit

After updating to 4.5.1 and refresing metadata for the entire libary, this is working as exprected. 👍

TIP: In my movie libary 10% of the movies do not have a parental rating, so make sure to block content with no rating, if you wanna play safe :)

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