Hi, Victor,
imdb.org and imdb.net work as well.  Apparently, all three addresses go to 
the same site.
Erin

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Victor Gouveia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, April 26, 2008 2:35 PM
Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] DVD Audio Extractor & track labeling


> Hi Brian,
>
> There is no way that I know of to have the program itself actually do the
> labelling for you, so this must be done manually.
>
> The members on the blind movie buffs list I co-run actually label it
> manually using a site called the Internet Movie Database.
>
> It will list each show in chronological order for each season once you 
> find
> the show itself and enter on it.
>
> The web site is:
>
> http://www.imdb.com
>
> In the search field, just type in the name of the show and press enter.
>
> On the resulting page, you'll get a list of found matches, you simply have
> to enter on the right listing, press enter, and it will give you all kinds
> of information you did and did not want to know about the show.
>
> Although it is a movie database, it does do television shows, and the site
> is very Jaws friendly.
>
> I use Jaws, and, if you're a Jaws user, it's quite easy to go through the
> pages, even with the hundreds of links on the page.
>
> On the home page, you can just press the letter C to go to the only combo
> box on the page, which happens to be right above the form field to enter
> your search criteria.
>
> So what I do is press the letter C, followed by the letter F to take me to
> the next form field.  I enter forms mode and type in my search criteria 
> and
> press enter.
>
> On the resulting page, I press the number 2 on the number row to get to 
> the
> level 2 heading, and the search matches start there.  I believe the 
> heading
> is called popular titles.
>
>>From there, you arrow down the list until you find the match you want.
>
> Make sure you enter on the title and/or name of the match,, otherwise 
> you'll
> get a blown up picture that is beside the match, which is usually a
> promotional picture for the match you're looking for.
>
> Lastly, once you've found and entered on the name you're looking for, on 
> the
> resulting page, just press the number one to go to the first heading on 
> the
> page, followed by the number three which takes you to the overview of the
> information available about the show or movie.
>
> If you want to expand on the information, for example, if you want to get
> the complete credited cast, you would arrow down to the more link after 
> the
> summarized list of the cast, and on the resulting page, just press the
> number 1 to go to the number one heading, which is the beginning of the 
> list
> of the cast members.
>
> The same goes for any link which give you more information on any given
> heading.
>
> In your case, since you're looking for the list of chronological shows,
> right below the overview link, or soon thereafter, you'll get a list of 
> the
> seasons.  Just enter on the season you want, and it will take you there, 
> as
> I believe they're same page links, but don't quote me on that.
>
> Suffice it to say, this site is a good source of information on movies and
> television shows, from directors, writers, cast and crew members, trivia 
> and
> even movie goofs and the like.
>
> it's also a good source for biographical information on movie stars and
> other show business personalities that you might want to look up.
>
> Another option for you to get this sort of information is |Wikipedia, 
> which
> also lists the show names and such in chronological order, just in case 
> you
> aren't able to do the IMDB site.
>
> Victor
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