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person search results now include the photo.
#All my movies newhive movie
added "Show similar movies" link in the movie details area if the movie added from TheMovieDb or Kinopoisk.Use menu item "Database - Reopen - Edit list". Added the ability to edit the recently opened database list.The language of the data you get from depends on the selected UI language. It is a faster, stable, multilingual database with the actual data and official connection via API. replaced IMDb - for movies, TV series, and person's details.Removed all IMDb and Amazon connections due to Amazon lawyer request.
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WARNING!!! Please note, it is a major version upgrade and the registration details for v8.x will not work with this version. some improvements to HTML templates (refer to readme.txt in the "moviecards" folder for the new CSS classes). fixed and improved editing audio streams table in the movie card dialog. fixed displaying audio info as a separate column. fixed selecting the movie from the suggested titles dropdown with the mouse. fixed getting some person's details from. #All my movies newhive update
fixed batch movie details update from TheMovieDB. fixed batch movie details update with "Unfilled only" option. Yeah, our history is quite large :) All My Movies v9.0 Build 1471 NewHive ceased active operations in 2018.Here you can browse a loooong changes list for All My Movies. Visual artists, like Molly Soda and Labanna Babalon, were among the first people to appear on NewHive. Seed funding of $100,000 was obtained from private donors including SV Angel in 2012 allowing the platform to be launched in beta followed by a public launch on February 18, 2014. The concept behind NewHive was developed in 2008 by cofounders Zach Verdin, Cara Bucciferro, Abram Clark, and Andrew Sorkin and was on-line in private beta in November 2011. CEO Zach Verdin said, “In addition to a marketplace that will allow third-party developers to create applications, extensions and widgets the New Hive will provide services…such as customized URLs and personally branded hives. NewHive was backed by private investors and was free to use, and ads were never placed on expressions but NewHive hoped to eventually sell new tools to the creators who used them as one of their means to raise revenue. NewHive also worked in partnership with organizations like Asylum Arts, the Goethe-Institut and the Museum of the Moving Image. In addition to working with curators and promoting works created by users, it regularly commissioned multimedia mixtapes, singles, zines, ebooks, curated exhibitions, and solo projects by emerging and established artists engaged with the Internet. NewHive was involved with new practices in contemporary art since its launch, fostering trends and allowing for the creation of thousands of art works. When you saved a page on the site, you could add tags or allow others to remix them to help them reach a broader audience or you could leave it private. GIFs could be combined into single scrolling pages, which NewHive called GIF walls. It also allowed embedding of material from YouTube, Spotify, and so on. Though simple but powerful on-line tools that could be learned quickly, NewHive allowed text, links, photos, videos, drawings, music, GIFs, and more to be composed into website collages. The site was hosted by Amazon's cloud services. The NewHive site used Python, MongoDB, and JavaScript in a user-friendly interface.
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