kbeck 64 Posted February 4 Posted February 4 I know there's other similar topics but this one is different from what I could find. Have often had 2 actors with similar names get cross defined. Tonight I noticed I noticed I had 2 Tim Currys. As far as I know thru no fault of mine... Have not intentionally renamed anything to do with him. Checked the metadata on both and all 3 IDs looked the exact same. One has 19 movies, 1 has 22 movies. One created 9/10/24 and the other in 09/25. Not sure how I can merge.....
Solution HtRabbit 11 Posted February 4 Solution Posted February 4 i just had this issue, what i did to solve it was one by one remove the actor with the older date from the video using the meta editor make sure after you remove the actor that you unlock the actor section(when you remove it it will lock it to try to protect your changes) make sure to SAVE changes then re scan meta data for the video.
kbeck 64 Posted February 5 Author Posted February 5 22 hours ago, HtRabbit said: i just had this issue, what i did to solve it was one by one remove the actor with the older date from the video using the meta editor make sure after you remove the actor that you unlock the actor section(when you remove it it will lock it to try to protect your changes) make sure to SAVE changes then re scan meta data for the video. Cool. Thanks. For some reason I thought deleting and re-adding the metadata would add the errors back. That automatic locking has caused me a lot of time looking for solutions that didn't need to be.
kbeck 64 Posted February 11 Author Posted February 11 On 2/3/2026 at 9:12 PM, HtRabbit said: i just had this issue, what i did to solve it was one by one remove the actor with the older date from the video using the meta editor make sure after you remove the actor that you unlock the actor section(when you remove it it will lock it to try to protect your changes) make sure to SAVE changes then re scan meta data for the video. I finally got around to finishing this. Worked perfectly. 2
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