For those who utilize Plex to view their media libraries, I've come across this updated Metadata Matching Agent that looks to be an update from an old deprecated agent. Follow the instructions on their GitHub to download the files that will be inserted into your local Plex program files. They have a pretty thorough document you can download that goes step-by-step on how to install the plug-in.

https://github.com/CodyBerenson/PGMA-Modernized

The code basically does a search from the filename and I personally use GEVI (gayeroticvideoindex.com) as my key database. Using the following template for each movie, the site searches for poster art, descriptions, and even actor photos and names.

The more checkboxes for agents you select, the longer it will take to match, so I only keep GEVI checked. If it doesn't match, I try searching other sites and then turn those on when needed to do a specialty match.

I can't recommend this enough, if you're OCD like me, and want everything to be uniform, it's a HUGE help in organizing and classifying your media collections.

https://forum.gaytorrent.ru/index.php?topic=70927.0

I found an updated scraper, and posted about it in a new topic linked above. Let me know if you need any help in installing the agents!

Jekyll & Hyde (2012 Concept Recording)

This was recorded before the subsequent National tour to garner excitement before heading to Broadway for a brief run. There was a cast recording of the show that was official, but this one is just the leads' songs and it's dive into changing the singing style of the Jekyll & Hyde character into a Big Hair Rock'nRoll medium to match American Idol contestant Constantine Mouralis' vocal chops. This album rocks (LOL) mixed with the sultry R&B prowress of Deborah Cox and it's hands down one of my favorite cast albums that I listen to on the regular.

Honorable Mentions Include:

• If/Then: A New Musical (Original Broadway Cast Recording)
• Waitress (Original Broadway Cast Recording)
• The Color Purple (New Broadway Cast Recording)

https://forum.gaytorrent.ru/index.php?topic=70927.0

I found an updated scraper, and posted about it in a new topic linked above. Let me know if you need any help in installing the agents!

For those who utilize Plex to view their media libraries, I've come across this updated Metadata Matching Agent that looks to be an update from an old deprecated agent. Follow the instructions on their GitHub to download the files that will be inserted into your local Plex program files. They have a pretty thorough document you can download that goes step-by-step on how to install the plug-in.

https://github.com/CodyBerenson/PGMA-Modernized

The code basically does a search from the filename and I personally use GEVI (gayeroticvideoindex.com) as my key database. Using the following template for each movie, the site searches for poster art, descriptions, and even actor photos and names.

The more checkboxes for agents you select, the longer it will take to match, so I only keep GEVI checked. If it doesn't match, I try searching other sites and then turn those on when needed to do a specialty match.

I can't recommend this enough, if you're OCD like me, and want everything to be uniform, it's a HUGE help in organizing and classifying your media collections.

I'm finding myself not even looking at or downloading those with long filmstrip images in the Browse view. I'm constantly missing good, unique stuff because I've inadvertently scrolled past it trying to get the page to refresh more content.

Either they need to ALL be filmstripped, or they need to not have the stacked images at all. It's really annoying, confusing for navigation, and unfair to those older films with lower quality images and resolutions.

@MrMazda:

The only solution I have found for this so far is to move the mouse to the far side of the page where the categories are before scrolling the page. This forces the main page to remain under the mouse cursor. As well, in the top right corner of the search page, you'll find a button that will toggle between the short description and the long description. The short description option will also solve this problem.

Oh well now I look stupid, LOL… I don't recall the option toggle being there when the design change first happened. I'm just now getting around to putting my feedback on here. That makes a huge difference and doesn't annoy me as I like to hover over the title and basically I had to move cursor over to the edge after every hover before scrolling if I didn't want to get caught scrolling thru a description that was an epic novel.

Thanks for that tip!

@kazaafrk:

If you're interested in sharing your vast library, … Let me know.

While not vast, I've spent a painstaking amount of time finding names and cover art for my porn collection. I also have a little sprinkling of music, movies, & TV there as well. I can be found on Plex with the same username as seen here. Happy to Share 4 Share!

@mallow:

I know Digitalcriminals used to work with JFF but they stopped supporting it as far as I can tell, is there is a current working downloader or how are people downloading from there?

I don't know if this is the best way, but what I found that works is the Chrome Extension "Flash Video Downloader". I have to go and hit play and then pause the video for it to show up on the list to then hit the download button, and it's a little sluggish, but it's leaps and bounds better than traipsing through the Chrome Dev Tools to find the Source Files Links. Somebody else might have a better solution though.

A huge THANK YOU for the improvements to the site, both aesthetically and under the hood.  A large complaint I have is when scrolling through the Search page, if I'm scrolling down to view more and I hovered over a title to Quick View the photoset, my mouse gets caught in the description field. NOrmally, it wouldn't be an issue, but some of these descriptions can go on FOREVERRRRRR…. Some people are just overly verbose in the descriptors, and not saying to cut it off, but it'd be helpful if it was collapsed into something that resembled a [see more] hyperlink that expanded the description into the full text. It would save me and I'm sure others a ton of frustrations when scrolling.