[Feature request] Filter all movies not scraped

[pokemaster974]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Hi, I launch MediaElch for the first time, and scrape all my movies. But after a first scrape, I know that some of them have failed to been scraped (with words like Special or Extended which fail to scrape the movie).
I don't know where are these movies which haven't any scrape data.
I suppose it will be the same thing where new movies are added to the folders and after a refresh.
Regards.

Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to know which are the movies that still need to be scraped.

Describe alternatives you've considered
To have a simple filter to see which movies I need to finetune to give them a scrape successful.

Additional context

[bugwelle]

If you want to filter for certain fields, e.g. more a missing overview, the filter on the top right may be for you. See https://mediaelch.github.io/mediaelch-doc/movie/index.html#movie-filter

But in general, you're right: No good filter to find movies where scraping failed.

[pokemaster974]

If you want to filter for certain fields, e.g. more a missing overview, the filter on the top right may be for you. See https://mediaelch.github.io/mediaelch-doc/movie/index.html#movie-filter

But in general, you're right: No good filter to find movies where scraping failed.

Thanks for the reply.
I've also discovered that we can also filter seen/unseen movies.

Maybe could we elaborate in the wiki which values could be filter because they're more than the scrapers (like seen/unseen), but I don't know all values which can be filtered.

Do you think you could add a filter like for the scraping (scraped/unscraped movies) ?
Regards.

[pokemaster974]

Actually to find unscraped movies, I've searched all movies with "(1" and "(2" in the movie title because when they're scraped, they don't have the year of production/release in their "title".

A list of movies when I search "Title contains (1" before scraping :

One of the movies (Face off) after scraping :

But I think it needs a much better workaround than my trick 😄