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I've set up Emby to use/favor tvdb for a tv show library, however, it keeps identifying


Devs (2020)
https://trakt.tv/shows/devs

as

Kingdom of the Mummies (2020)
https://trakt.tv/shows/kingdom-of-the-mummies

 

Image of folder structure:
image.png.1ed7519de74e513a13d384b4eafdcba3.png

 

Should I be stripping the show year from the file names when I generate them in order to get more accurate scans?   Though I'm not sure why it's picked such a wildly different series name to match on... 

 

Edited by bruor
GrimReaper
Posted
2 minutes ago, bruor said:

I've set up Emby to use/favor tvdb for a tv show library, however, it keeps identifying


Devs (2020)
https://trakt.tv/shows/devs

as

Kingdom of the Mummies (2020)
https://trakt.tv/shows/kingdom-of-the-mummies

Three-dot menu>Identify as correct show? 

You can also name series folder as 

Devs (2020) [tvdbid=364149] 

and rescan. 

3 minutes ago, bruor said:

Should I be stripping the show year from the file names when I generate them in order to get more accurate scans?

No, but you should dump that space between S01 and Exx. 

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Episode naming conventions

A number of naming conventions are supported:

  • show name - S01E01 - Episode Name.ext
  • show name S01E01 Episode Name.ext
  • anything_s01e02.ext
  • anything_s1e2.ext
  • anything_s01.e02.ext
  • anything_s01_e02.ext
  • anything_1x02.ext
  • anything_102.ext
  • anything_1x02.ext
  • 02 Episode Name.ext
  • s01e02.ext
  • 1x02.ext

https://support.emby.media/support/solutions/articles/44001159110-tv-naming

Posted

Thanks, I know how to correct it, was just hoping to figure out if the naming is off or if it's an error in the scraper.

GrimReaper
Posted
4 minutes ago, bruor said:

was just hoping to figure out if the naming is off or if it's an error in the scraper

Without your server log hardly anyone would be able to tell you that. What are your TV show library enabled scrapers and in what order? 

Posted

I've set it to just tvdb,  I'll put the files in an isolated library and try to scan them a bit to try to collect better logging. 

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Posted

That would be great, thanks.

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