Terry O'Nolley
Cow-headed Jaybird
Unless I am missing something (which I very well may be), there is no way to tell what geographical location the program refers to unless it is specified in the text string that you display as the "title".
Also, the language in which the narration is given is also undiscernible until after you click the movie and realize you don't understand anything that is being said.
Can you add columns for the country/ies where the content was filmed and the language in which the movie is narrated?
It isn't that I don't appreciate movies about the birds of the Kalahari narrated in Afrikaans, it is just that I am not entirely interested is such content and couldn't even understand what the narrator is saying to begin with.
Create a "nation" reference table. Create a "language" reference table. Make the selection of which nation the movie takes place in and the language the narrator speaks in required fields when submitting new content.
Or not. It is free to me so I have no grounds for complaint. But I think people would appreciate knowing whether they can even understand what is being said or not before they click on a movie to watch.
Also, the language in which the narration is given is also undiscernible until after you click the movie and realize you don't understand anything that is being said.
Can you add columns for the country/ies where the content was filmed and the language in which the movie is narrated?
It isn't that I don't appreciate movies about the birds of the Kalahari narrated in Afrikaans, it is just that I am not entirely interested is such content and couldn't even understand what the narrator is saying to begin with.
Create a "nation" reference table. Create a "language" reference table. Make the selection of which nation the movie takes place in and the language the narrator speaks in required fields when submitting new content.
Or not. It is free to me so I have no grounds for complaint. But I think people would appreciate knowing whether they can even understand what is being said or not before they click on a movie to watch.