You will have to ask this to Letterboxd. Only them know what they do.

Hello, thx for ur response. In fact they probably store all movie and person. I wanna make something similar but I was wondering if we can access to the TMDB database schema to see how organize my database to be fully compatible with the TMDB one ?

They don't update all of the info every 30 hours. I believe they are staying in sync with the change system. You can read about that here.

@travisbell said:

They don't update all of the info every 30 hours. I believe they are staying in sync with the change system. You can read about that here.

Sry for late, didnt received notification. Well the change system seems to be very usefull. In the list of movie changed, there is the new id ? And sry to re-ask, but there is a way to find the TMDB database schema ? Because I wanna have the same schema as TMDB to be sure everything is consistent. I also dont how how TMDB manage the i18n of the query (i wanna have english and french support language in my app).

Thx again !

@loupqhc said:

In the list of movie changed, there is the new id ?

When the data about a movie change, its Id doesn't change.

@superboy97 said:

@loupqhc said:

In the list of movie changed, there is the new id ?

When the data about a movie change, its Id doesn't change.

No I mean is a new entry in database (like a movie, or a person, ...) is considered as a change ? Just to see if we also have to check the Daily Export IDs

When an item is created, the changes are tracked, so yes, that ID will show up in the change list.

Okay so Ive setup m y schema in my database to store all TMDB data. But now the problem is how get the entire TMDB database. For the "person" table, there is around 3 millions of entries, with a python script its gonna take around 400 hours, 20 days non stop for getting only person table. Is just not possible. But how can I get all entries without doing this ? Its could be so cool to download directly from TMDB. If anyone got a solution...