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OVA/Movie titles are incorrectly labeled when it's processed in TV Shows section #504
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Just an addendum, it seems the movie titles are ok. I mean they're not affected like OVAs. They actually contains the movie description on the S1E1 episode. |
Plex actually allow movie and series collections, as per https://support.plex.tv/articles/201273953-collections/ Movies in tv libraries will be seen as s01e01.
your issue is that the summary of a movies in a TV series library is correct for the movies but wrong for the episode summary ? |
Hmm, the collection you mentioned is a manual collection right? Not that Plex builds this one itself? If it's automatic then maybe it's better if I move my Anime OVAs and Movies in another directory and create a new library assigned as a movie and assign HamaMovies as agent. I checked a few anime movies and mostly they're correct. But for example when I checked Violet Evergarden Movie, it is in the same situation ( the episode summary is actually from the series' first episode ). I'm not sure what you want to try to explain here:
I set HamaTV as agent to my Anime library and that's it. I checked the orders in the library properties for HamaTV agent, and everything is AniDB first. Do I need to set this ordering on somewhere else? What kind of log do you need to check the situation? |
Readme toubleshooting section has the path to the logs... |
@ZeroQI No, I meant which log do you need.. I know where the logs are stored. |
We are troubleshooting sereis in a tv sereis library, for which the season/ep number is correst, so the custom per-series log from Hama in agent data folders |
I found files like: 'Violet Evergarden [anidb-12138].agent-update.log' etc.. But the thing is 'Violet Evergarden [anidb-12138]' is the series' folder. The movie is in the root directory of the media folder. |
That's the one. It explain at the end where each field data comes from
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Does it fail because there are no episodes for a movie? Then, it should match anidb id with thetvdb id... Why does it get episode summary from the series to the movie's episode summary? Is there a matching error? |
Uh.. So answering my own question.. It seems it matches to series instead of the movie.. It should match to "133610", but instead it matches to "330139" |
If you look at
Attached a full log for the series since you seem to be missing yours: Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! Kurenai Densetsu.agent-update.log |
File: M:\Anime\Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! Kurenai Densetsu\Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! Kurenai Densetsu.mkv [good naming convention] Each field is different and have different order for the metadata sources if you take a look at the agent settings in plex [gear icon]. I do not reproduce issues, as i do not use Hama and do not use Plex anymore since quite a few years, so expect logs even if issue is reproductible Anidb s1e1 =>tvdb s00e05 (default tvdb season 0, offset 4 added to ep 1=5) common.LoadFile() - File cached locally - Filename: 'TheTVDB\json\303867\episodes_page1_en.json', Age: '0.05 days', Limit: '6 days', url: 'https://api.thetvdb.com/series/303867/episodes?page=1'
Your issue is that the mapping assign 2 tvdb eps to s01e-001, already mentioned on
Will keep 500 which has better description and pinpointed the change that broke it, and close other bug reports |
Well, the problem is when I add an OVA it does actually find it, and almost everything is correct..
But when you go to the file itself, it's labeled as episode 1 of the series.
Example:
Here is one of the OVA of the KonoSuba and how Hama labeled it:
Everything looks great doesn't it? But when you check the file itself which shows as S1 E1:
As you can see it's actually the first episode of the series..
I think the problem lies with how OVA is realized when it's used in TV section. It finds the file and assigns a season and episode number. I know you'll probably say, then use it in another library with Movie selected. But then I don't think Plex could realize that the OVA is also in the collection.
I prefer watching an anime in order and use collections for this. Checking anidb to see what's after that is cripples the intent.
Is there a possibility that if OVA / Movie is one episode it will fill episode file with the main entry?
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