Movie Theme Videos / Songs & TV Theme Videos / Songs

[VoidEmperor 13]

@radeonHey, I disagreed because your two responses above don’t seem accurate. My TMDb ID is being handled by Radarr, which assigns IDs very reliably. I even double-check them at times, especially when verifying the accuracy of downloaded theme music.

Regarding your point about bad data coming from contributions—let’s consider @HuriVuvuexample. Is it realistically possible that someone downloaded a completely unrelated song, renamed it to theme.mp3, and placed it in a movie folder? Sure, it’s possible for a theme to end up in the wrong folder. But in this case, it was a Zico Chain song called Where Would You Rather Be?—a track and band with no connection whatsoever to any movie. Why would any user manually do that?

You also mentioned the process is deterministic, not heuristic, and that the plugin doesn’t rely on fuzzy logic or movie names. If that’s true, why does the incorrectly downloaded theme so closely resemble the movie title? Are contributors mistakenly contributing bad data and somehow ensuring the names are similar?

For now, I’ve uninstalled the plugin—hoping I’ll be able to use it again in the future if and when these issues are addressed.

[radeon 755]

Firstly, I can spot a ai response a mile off. Not overly interested in having a conversation with chatgpt thanks.

The plugin doesn’t do any name lookups. It literally uses the TMDB ID or TVDB ID. That’s the same ID stored in your Emby library after it’s indexed . Any match based on a similar title is purely coincidental. The system doesn’t even look at the name. The themes themselves are named by their numeric IDs, and you can see that in the Emby logs when the download happens, it’s all ID based, not name based.

As for how a completely unrelated track ends up attached to that ID, that’s again down to contributors. This is heavily a contribution network. Users upload their own theme files, If someone tags the wrong TMDB ID to a film, which is entirely possible, that’s what ends up getting uploaded and eventually served. Nothing in the plugin changes or filters that, it’s a straight pull based on ID.

Is it likely someone renamed a random track and uploaded it for fun? Probably not, but is it possible someone was using automated tools to scrape themes based on title matching, thought it was a fit, added it to their library and it's been uploaded? Absolutely. I’ve seen it before.

If that’s not acceptable for your setup, turn off the Contribution Network in the plugin settings. That disables user submitted content completely, and you'll only get pre checked themes I’ve approved myself. That’s the cleanest way to avoid issues like this, I believe it even has that as a disclaimer.

The system is intentionally simple, KISS. It takes an ID, checks if a theme exists for it, and downloads it. That's it. No guessing, no name similarity magic, no behind-the-scenes logic. If something weird ends up in your library, it’s either from a bad contribution, bad metadata, or an external tool feeding bad input.

If you ever want to reinstall it, that toggle is there for exactly this reason.

[VoidEmperor 13]

@radeonFirst of all, I wasn’t aware that using any external tool to format a response wasn’t allowed here. I thought it was for reader’s convenience only? And instead of pointing out which part didn’t make sense to you, what was the point you were trying to make by saying you can “spot an AI response a mile off”? Almost everyone can spot an AI response a mile off. I request you to stick to the actual concern only.

Coming to your suggestion about turning off contributions so that only pre-checked, approved themes get downloaded to my library—would you mind providing some high-level information on how this works? Is there any automation involved, or is everything manually handled by you alone? Does it cover a significant number of movies? I am just worried that turning off contributions might make your plugin almost useless.

P.S. I’d appreciate it if you could keep the conversation focused on the plugin.

[radeon 755]

I request you stop posting on this thread with AI reponses otherwise I'll report your comments for spamming and will no longer respond as it's a waste of my time picking through inept ai rubbish

Check out the plugin settings for the contribution network

Edited May 16, 2025 by radeon

[ABOhiccups 3]

I've found 2 errors on Movie Theme Videos plugin by radeon.

House (1977) - Wrong Movie Footage

Return of the Jedi (1983) - Audio is missing

Edited May 16, 2025 by ABOhiccups

[ABOhiccups 3]

Futurama: Bender's Big Score (2007) - Wrong movie footage

Edited May 17, 2025 by ABOhiccups

[Ranse 6]

Hi

South park (1997 - present).

Wrong video

[VoidEmperor 13]

On 5/16/2025 at 2:34 AM, radeon said:

If that’s not acceptable for your setup, turn off the Contribution Network in the plugin settings. That disables user submitted content completely, and you'll only get pre checked themes I’ve approved myself.

Contributions are off. Plugin downloaded 'Hate On Me' by Jill Scott for the movie Exam (2009) [tmdbid=29917], that has no relation to the movie.

[TinyTom 0]

Ong Bak movie downloaded incorrect theme music

[radeon 755]

On 22/05/2025 at 04:12, VoidEmperor said:

Contributions are off. Plugin downloaded 'Hate On Me' by Jill Scott for the movie Exam (2009) [tmdbid=29917], that has no relation to the movie.

That's a contributor network theme