Hi @jaspercatstudios,

The main way to get network IDs would be to use the daily ID exports.

How to find network ID of movie? For e.g. movie may available on netflix or amazon prime or more..

Network IDs are available for the TV shows only.

And P.S. we don't have streaming service availability data. We only maintain the network data where a show was originally broadcasted.

Hey @travisbell

How do you create the association between the network and movie on themoviedb.org? For example if I click through to Artemis Fowl (a movie), it specifically states that it's streaming on Disney. Is this purely done through the API or do you have some other association internal to your application?

Thanks.

@abrown252 said:
How do you create the association between the network and movie on themoviedb.org?
For example if I click through to Artemis Fowl (a movie), it specifically states that it's streaming on Disney.

TMDb uses JustWatch services.
When you click on the link below the poster, you go to the page with the links provided by JustWatch.
An example
https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/429617-spider-man-far-from-home/watch?language=en-US
In my case, the film Artemis Fowl (2020) does not show a link or information that is being streaming by Disney.
Probably because it is not available in my country, Brazil.

Is this purely done through the API or do you have some other association internal to your application?

No, it is not done by the API. The association is made using data provided by JustWatch.
In addition, the TMDb API does not provide or send this JustWatch data.

Great, thanks for your summary.