Auto Organize issue

[heula 189]

When I take a look at the TVDB site Match of the Day I see that the episode from 06-02-2016 is present. When I take a look at the metadata manager I see that the data for Match of the day is not updated. This has been for a few days because the episode from 02-02-2016 I had to add it myself as you can see in the image below.

 

 

 

When trying to organize manually it shows some weird behavior like this.

 

 

The log shows this

2016-02-07 04:01:26.7920 Info App: Sorting file \\HOME-SERVER\MB-Opnamen\Algemene TV-Opnamen\Season 0\Match of the Day   .06.02.2016..mkv
2016-02-07 04:01:26.7920 Debug App: Extracted information from \\HOME-SERVER\MB-Opnamen\Algemene TV-Opnamen\Season 0\Match of the Day   .06.02.2016..mkv. Series name Match of the Day   .06.02, Date 6-2-2016 00:00:00
2016-02-07 04:01:26.8125 Warn App: Unable to find series in library matching name Match of the Day   .06.02
2016-02-07 04:01:26.8125 Info TaskManager: Organize new media files Completed after 0 minute(s) and 0 seconds
2016-02-07 04:01:26.8155 Info ServerManager: Sending web socket message ScheduledTaskEnded
2016-02-07 04:01:26.8155 Info TaskManager: ExecuteQueuedTasks

Till the episode of 23-01-2016 all went well.

Hope this can be fixed.

 

Thanks.

Edited February 7, 2016 by heula

[moviemadnessman 13]

It almost looks like it is trying to find a show series called "Match of the day .06.02", which does not exist so it cannot find it.  I feel that having all the spaces between the file title and the date might be causing it trouble...what happens when you rename the file to "Match of the Day.06.02.2016.mkv"?  Does it detect and organize it then?

[heula 189]

It almost looks like it is trying to find a show series called "Match of the day .06.02", which does not exist so it cannot find it.  I feel that having all the spaces between the file title and the date might be causing it trouble...what happens when you rename the file to "Match of the Day.06.02.2016.mkv"?  Does it detect and organize it then?

Tried that already but makes no difference.

 

The episode is just not available in the webclient. At the TVDB it is.

Edited February 8, 2016 by heula

[moviemadnessman 13]

I'm unsure why the 6.2.2016 episode is not finding, but the log snippet does indicate that it feels that's part of the series name, which would explain why it can't find it, as opposed to the others where it recognized the true name (match of the day).

 

Also, I read back to your original post, where you said that the 2.2.2016 did not add automatically.  Looking at your file name, it is showing as 2015, not 2016, so it makes a little sense that it can't find that episode as 2.2.2015 does not exist for that show.

[heula 189]

I'm unsure why the 6.2.2016 episode is not finding, but the log snippet does indicate that it feels that's part of the series name, which would explain why it can't find it, as opposed to the others where it recognized the true name (match of the day).

 

Also, I read back to your original post, where you said that the 2.2.2016 did not add automatically. Looking at your file name, it is showing as 2015, not 2016, so it makes a little sense that it can't find that episode as 2.2.2015 does not exist for that show.

The episode with 2025 in it is added manually by myself and I just named it wrong. Like I said. Tvdb is up to date but the webclient is not and for some reason those episodes are not coming in the webclient. The images are showing that as proof. Episode 28, 29 and 30 are missing. Episode 29 is added by myself and pickedcup by the webclient as I named it as you can see perhaps. Edited February 8, 2016 by heula