Error Downloading about filemasta HOT 9 CLOSED

Also when I try to stream, It won't stream. I assume its something I am missing.

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Also, I was searching for a movie and no results came up. I assumed it just didn't find it. So I saw it also can be looked up by IMDB ID. Upon using the ID it didn't work. So I used a movie I saw on the search screen "Cabin Fever" and I IMDB searched it and used the IMDB ID and nothing also came up.

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Hi @cloud44,

Firstly, thanks for the feedback!

Secondly, this file was found in the Movies tab which isn't updated as regularly as the files tab, so we purposely added a 'Search for more' button to quickly search the files tab too.

As for the error, this usually means the file is no longer hosted there anymore, we recommend reporting this to us using the 'Report Broken' to create an issue so we can fix/update the database, or updating it yourself over at the assets folder.

However, I will update myself and run a manual database update but do feel free to add any others you come across, it's really simple. Expect it to updated within the next hour.

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You forgot to put the 'tt' before the code. For example, a search for tt3832096 will return "Cabin Fever (2016)". This is the IMDb code http://prntscr.com/hthe4t in the URL.

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I'll report links If I see them. Do you all update the database yourself or does it search from a list of already designated databases for movies and show?

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Thank you, much appreciated. All movies in the Movies tab uses the sources that are allocated to them through the the movies-posters.txt in the assets folder. Basically, the movies tab is controlled by the movie database you can find in the assets folder, it provides the imdb and sources (file urls) so whenever that gets updated, so will the movies tab. We have to update each movie ourselves, for now anyway.

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So the movies tab come from the text doc, Where does the files tab pull from?

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Please read the first paragraph of the README.md file, all links to the databases are there.

"OpenTheatre is a search engine designed to search and index files hosted among millions of web servers. It communicates with our own file database, which is updated daily by our robots that crawl through free access internet resources. All public resources are available for everyone to browse in our directories database, where can submit open web directories. OpenTheatre hosts no content, we provide only access to already available files in a same way Google and other search engines do."

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Fixed in v0.2.11.0

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