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A most cool suggestion, Ding73ding! I have certainly run into JavIMDB-now-Javzoo, and I always wondered... what good is that site? All it has to offer are the cover, the portraits of the stars (which is nice; DMM, for example, chooses only one portrait of a movie with multiple stars), and screen shots. Pffffttt-! (Maybe there is more to the site, I haven't really scrutinized.)
I am glad you are making use of that site. but nowhere does it have the versatility of DMM, of course. I just wanted to announce DMM going a bit haywire, although luckily, most of the time, the search function for DMM does work. (Frustrating when it does not; I want DMM the way it used to be.)
I did pay attention to your right-clicking on the photo advice, although I could not see anything especially revelatory (the pic link gives the DVD code with the two zeroes added, from the few I tried - we already are aware of the double-zero trick), and you are right, it can be helpful to search via the full/partial titles; yet digging up the titles in Japanese would entail an additional step, and sometimes, if the movie is part of a series, you may wind up with results for other than the specific title being sought.
(EDIT: I pontificated here, thinking of searching via title as a matter of course, but in those times when the DVD code fails with DMM, this is actually a great idea; taking the additional step of digging up the Japanese title sure beats sifting through an actress' listing. Good thinkin', D73D!)
(EDIT, again: Just had occasion to put the above to the test, when SVDVD 351 failed to come up. Searching with the full and partial Japanese title - レイプ！ 男は誰でも人生に2回だけ生中出しレイプしても良い国 - failed! Yet I got another, albeit time-consuming, idea: Sougouwiki has a direct link to the page on DMM, not just to the cover. That's how I finally landed the DMM page for this SVDVD title.)
Thank you for your link, I had previously run into that very ambitious post of yours (made my poor head hurt a little), and I was impressed by the way you have a lock on these technical issues. (If your program yields a replication of the information on the "Mono" pages of DMM with the problem cases, why, that is one nifty program. Your know-how sure gives you an edge.)
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A most cool suggestion, Ding73ding! I have certainly run into JavIMDB-now-Javzoo, and I always wondered... what good is that site? All it has to offer are the cover, the portraits of the stars (which is nice; DMM, for example, chooses only one portrait of a movie with multiple stars), and screen shots. Pffffttt-! (Maybe there is more to the site, I haven't really scrutinized.)
I am glad you are making use of that site. but nowhere does it have the versatility of DMM, of course. I just wanted to announce DMM going a bit haywire, although luckily, most of the time, the search function for DMM does work. (Frustrating when it does not; I want DMM the way it used to be.)
I did pay attention to your right-clicking on the photo advice, although I could not see anything especially revelatory (the pic link gives the DVD code with the two zeroes added, from the few I tried - we already are aware of the double-zero trick), and you are right, it can be helpful to search via the full/partial titles; yet digging up the titles in Japanese would entail an additional step, and sometimes, if the movie is part of a series, you may wind up with results for other than the specific title being sought.
(EDIT: I pontificated here, thinking of searching via title as a matter of course, but in those times when the DVD code fails with DMM, this is actually a great idea; taking the additional step of digging up the Japanese title sure beats sifting through an actress' listing. Good thinkin', D73D!)
(EDIT, again: Just had occasion to put the above to the test, when SVDVD 351 failed to come up. Searching with the full and partial Japanese title - レイプ！ 男は誰でも人生に2回だけ生中出しレイプしても良い国 - failed! Yet I got another, albeit time-consuming, idea: Sougouwiki has a direct link to the page on DMM, not just to the cover. That's how I finally landed the DMM page for this SVDVD title.)
Thank you for your link, I had previously run into that very ambitious post of yours (made my poor head hurt a little), and I was impressed by the way you have a lock on these technical issues. (If your program yields a replication of the information on the "Mono" pages of DMM with the problem cases, why, that is one nifty program. Your know-how sure gives you an edge.)
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