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kira yamato
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My Emby is ver.4.8.10.0

I have problem with using the TVDB as the main metadata .its seem that its calculate some thing wrong about the year system, my computer use Buddhist Era which is +543 from Christian Era. but my 2024 series that add or refresh metadata from the 2 of my PC is showing 1481 as the release year. which is wrong i want its just show 2024. 

noted:other source of metadata ex.MovieDb doesn't have this problem at all,

this problem with the TVDB can fix by scan library or refresh metadata from ios device 

kira yamato
Posted

oh another question why the score under the name of the movie and series can coming from other metadata source not IMDb score? it should be match with sort button that say "IMDb rating"right??

Posted

Hi, you're talking about a lunisolar calendar correct?

Can you give us an example TV Show that works correctly in MovieDB but not from TVDB?
If all entries from TVDB are this way the TVDB plugin may not be taking into consideration your system calendar correctly while the MovieDB does.

Carlo

kira yamato
Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, Carlo said:

Hi, you're talking about a lunisolar calendar correct?

Can you give us an example TV Show that works correctly in MovieDB but not from TVDB?
If all entries from TVDB are this way the TVDB plugin may not be taking into consideration your system calendar correctly while the MovieDB does.

Carlo

Its happened with all movies and series its not specific 
Ex .i adding 2024 series with the TVDb as the first priority its show 1481as the year of that series. This happened when adding new series or refresh metadata both of movie and series via all of my windows pc. But if adding or refresh metadata from ios its show correct years as 2024 with TVDb still be the main metadata source

Edited by kira yamato
Posted

Thanks,

This is something the devs will need to look at.

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@kira yamatocan you please show us a specific example? how are your files named and organized?

kira yamato
Posted
7 hours ago, Luke said:

@kira yamatocan you please show us a specific example? how are your files named and organized?

Folder name: English title (year) 

File name:English title (year) S01E01

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58 minutes ago, kira yamato said:

Folder name: English title (year) 

File name:English title (year) S01E01

Hi, can you please provide an exact example? Thanks.

pwhodges
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On 27/10/2024 at 09:42, kira yamato said:

Its happened with all movies and series its not specific 
Ex .i adding 2024 series with the TVDb as the first priority its show 1481as the year of that series. This happened when adding new series or refresh metadata both of movie and series via all of my windows pc. But if adding or refresh metadata from ios its show correct years as 2024 with TVDb still be the main metadata source

What do you mean by adding from iOS?  Surely, you add to the file system and the Emby server sees the new media - the client isn't involved.  Even refreshing metadata is done by the server - the client is merely commanding it what to do.  Basically, @LukeI'm struggling to see how the client can affect the data stored.

I suspect what's actually happening is that the data is stored correctly, and the different clients are displaying it differently, because one or another is doing the conversion wrong.

Paul

kira yamato
Posted
2 hours ago, pwhodges said:

What do you mean by adding from iOS?  Surely, you add to the file system and the Emby server sees the new media - the client isn't involved.  Even refreshing metadata is done by the server - the client is merely commanding it what to do.  Basically, @LukeI'm struggling to see how the client can affect the data stored.

I suspect what's actually happening is that the data is stored correctly, and the different clients are displaying it differently, because one or another is doing the conversion wrong.

Paul

Adding from iOS, it means clicking scan library file by the iOS device.

kira yamato
Posted (edited)
3 hours ago, Luke said:

Hi, can you please provide an exact example? Thanks.

ex. No Gain No Love (2024) S01E01 

All the metadata and pictures are accurate, except for the release and end years. For instance, the 2024 series is incorrectly displayed as 1481 and 1480 for 2023 series.

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pwhodges
Posted

Aha!  You said the offset for the Buddhist Era year is +543 from CE.  The error you have just listed is -543.  So the release date is being "corrected" from Buddhist Era to CE (by subtracting the offset).

Where this is happening and why I leave to the devs to find @Luke

Paul

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On 11/8/2024 at 10:15 AM, kira yamato said:

ex. No Gain No Love (2024) S01E01 

All the metadata and pictures are accurate, except for the release and end years. For instance, the 2024 series is incorrectly displayed as 1481 and 1480 for 2023 series.

Hi @kira yamatocan you please attach the emby server log from doing that?

Thanks !

kira yamato
Posted (edited)

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kira yamato
Posted
1 hour ago, Luke said:

Hi @kira yamatocan you please attach the emby server log from doing that?

Thanks !

ok, i just switch back to the TVDb and refresh Metadata for Mr Plankton (2024) and its turn to 1481 again, its on latest log line.

 

embyserver (4).txt

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but my 2024 series that add or refresh metadata from the 2 of my PC is showing 1481 as the release year. which is wrong i want its just show 2024. 

Hi, but based on buddhist era time, is it correct?

pwhodges
Posted

No; the offset has been subtracted, not added - 2024 in the Buddhist time is 1481CE.  But it seems to me that the OP is asking for the release date not  to be converted - so that the "conventional" date of the film is displayed as usual.

Paul

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Just now, pwhodges said:

No; the offset has been subtracted, not added - 2024 in the Buddhist time is 1481CE.  But it seems to me that the OP is asking for the release date not  to be converted - so that the "conventional" date of the film is displayed as usual.

Paul

Yes I understand what he's asking. First we need to learn where it is happening because that will help tell us if it can be stopped or not.

pwhodges
Posted

Presumably in the TVDB plugin, because dates from TMDB are not being processed like this (but I don't know if there is any further separation of the code for the two sources within the core server).

Paul

kira yamato
Posted
7 hours ago, Luke said:

Hi, but based on buddhist era time, is it correct?

A 1481year is displayed on both iOS and Windows devices. If I scan or refresh the metadata from the windows PC ,

Posted

Hi, please let me know if this version of the tvdb plugin resolves it:

Tvdb.zip

Thanks.

kira yamato
Posted (edited)
On 11/21/2024 at 1:07 PM, Luke said:

Hi, please let me know if this version of the tvdb plugin resolves it:

Tvdb.zip 58.72 kB · 0 downloads

Thanks.

It appears to be working, but notice that the metadata from Tvdb now includes the release year behind the title name??. In the name section, they have added (year) after the English title, Is its normal????

ex, Good Partner uses metadata from TVDB, while others use MovieDB.

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Edited by kira yamato
Posted

I notice sometimes with tvdb they have the year in the title. I personally don't like it.

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