Episode Naming broken in recent releases

[greinhardt 3]

I know from the Release notes that the TV Show File name parsing was changed but it appears to be breaking a lot of things which worked previously.

 

eg.

TV Show S01E01 - Title [TV.SHOW.S01E01.RELEASE].mkv

gets the <episodenumberend> field set to 1 as well resulting in displayed titles:  "1-1. TV Show "

Similarly,  a show like [m.3.3.w] Anime Title - 02 (H.264) [3BB8BD47] shows up as "2-2. Anime Title"

 

I can fix the first instance by changing the filename  "TV Show S01E01 - Title [TV.SHOW.S01E01.RELEASE].mkv" to "TV Show S01E01 - Title [RELEASE].mkv

 

No idea why the second behaves as it does or how to fix it.  Manually deleting the <episodeNumberend> field in the .nfo file does not help and there is no way to set or change the multi-episode information in the app.

 

Ideally, <episodenumberend> should not be getting set because a random number appears later in the filename.   Additionally, the range display should not be used when the start and end range numbers are the same.

 

I also noticed that even if I set the flag to Lock changes to the NFO file, Emby will still modify the file to add the <episodenumberend> field if it sees the file change and it parses it to be a multi-episode file.

I am also still seeing a lot of combined files with the episode number only filename as was reported previously. 

e.g.

Season 01 [Release]/[Release] Anime.Name.01.XVID.STUFF.[CRC].mkv

 

These all worked fine on builds prior to the recent filename parsing changes.

 

 

I am currently running server 4.7.2.0 as a docker on linux.

 

 

[Abobader 2967]

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[Luke 37336]

HI there, can you please provide a specific example, showing us the complete directory structure and file naming? Thanks !

[greinhardt 3]

1 hour ago, Luke said:

HI there, can you please provide a specific example, showing us the complete directory structure and file naming? Thanks !

Sure.  It is easy to reproduce.

Case 1:

 

Quote

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>
<episodedetails>

...

  <episode>1</episode>
  <episodenumberend>1</episodenumberend>
  <season>1</season>

...

</episodedetails>

 

Case 2:

 

Case 3:

 

EDIT:  Adding Directory structure:

Edited June 8, 2022 by greinhardt

[greinhardt 3]

Here is one more case.  Same directory structure as above:

 

 

Even if I go into the metadata editor and change the information so that it is Episode 7, I still get this:

Edited June 8, 2022 by greinhardt

[greinhardt 3]

One more case:

[Luke 37336]

Hi, cases #1 and #2 will be resolved in the upcoming Emby Server 4.7.3 update.