HTanner 4 Posted Friday at 02:16 PM Posted Friday at 02:16 PM First, I want to say how happy I am with Emby. I have a large video library with lots of TV shows and movies, and Emby does a great job of providing access to it. Most of my family and friends that use it are newbs, and they find the interface easy to understand and use. And the lifetime premiere license was very reasonable. So thank you. I know the Missing Episodes feature was changed a while ago. It now requires I go into each show to look for missing episodes. As previously noted, I have a large TV library and this is problematic as there are just too many shows to review. The upcoming episodes view is helpful, but it would be more helpful to tweak that view and just show the missing episodes (in a different tab, or a switch on the existing tab). It seems simple enough, because you already know which episodes are coming up, and you also know which episodes are in the library. The upcoming tab is slow anyway, and checking whether that episode is in the library should not add any significant time to the view.
Solution GrimReaper 4813 Posted Friday at 02:22 PM Solution Posted Friday at 02:22 PM Metadata manager>Views>Missing Episodes 2
HTanner 4 Posted Friday at 02:28 PM Author Posted Friday at 02:28 PM LOL. I was looking for this, and looking for this, and I couldn't find it. Thank you so much for pointing it out! 1
HTanner 4 Posted 22 hours ago Author Posted 22 hours ago (edited) I've been adding the missing episodes (thanks again, @GrimReaper) and most of the episodes are being loaded into Emby just fine. I'm having a problem, though, with one episode. It's Marvel's Luke Cage S02E01 (although that probably doesn't matter). Emby says that episode is missing, yet the file exists in Windows. I can play this episode just fine in Windows, but it's not in Emby. I've deleted all the nfo and jpg files from the show and refreshed the metadata. I've also rescanned the library files. The nfo for that episode is now created, but Emby still isn't showing the episode, and no jpg is created for that episode. I'm not sure what to do. Edited 22 hours ago by HTanner
GrimReaper 4813 Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago How is that episode named? You can also attach its NFO here.
HTanner 4 Posted 19 hours ago Author Posted 19 hours ago The episode is named "Marvel`s Luke Cage (2016) - S02E01 - Soul Brother 1.mkv". The nfo is here"Marvel`s Luke Cage (2016) - S02E01 - Soul Brother 1.nfo
GrimReaper 4813 Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago It has been merged under Luke Cage S01E01. Quote <title>Moment of Truth</title> <sorttitle>Moment of Truth</sorttitle> <imdbid>tt4179626</imdbid> <tvdbid>5545823</tvdbid> <uniqueid type="tvdb">5545823</uniqueid> <uniqueid type="imdb">tt4179626</uniqueid> <episode>1</episode> <season>1</season> If yo go to S01E01 episode details view, you'll see a Version dropdown with both of those episodes. If you scroll further down, you should see "Split Versions apart" button and both episodes details/paths. Â
HTanner 4 Posted 19 hours ago Author Posted 19 hours ago As you said, I saw S01E01 had an option to "split episodes" So I did that. Now I have 2 S01E01's, with S02E01 being misidentified as S01E01. I deleted the nfo and refreshed the metadata, but I still have 2 S01E01's.
GrimReaper 4813 Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago Not knowing your setup, wild guess would be that something in your filefolder naming/structure (an any level) is throwing parser off. Since it's a single episode only, you can edit metadata manually, it shouldn't take more than a few minutes for that. Or if you're really keen on troubleshooting/automating it, post your complete structure here so maybe something can be glimpsed.
HTanner 4 Posted 18 hours ago Author Posted 18 hours ago (edited) I edited the metadata manually, fixing all the text, the season, and the Netflix and TVDB id's. Now it shows up as S02E01. I suppose this is ok until I refresh the metadata on Luke Cage. Any idea why only this one episode is being misidentified? Edited 18 hours ago by HTanner
GrimReaper 4813 Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago (edited) 3 minutes ago, HTanner said: I edited the metadata manually, fixing all the text, the season, and the Netflix and TVDB id's. Now it shows up as S02E01. I suppose this is ok until I refresh the metadata on Luke Cage. You can lock that item (or particular fields individually) to prevent any future changes. Edited 18 hours ago by GrimReaper Screenshot
HTanner 4 Posted 3 hours ago Author Posted 3 hours ago I saw that when I was editing the metadata. I wasn't sure why it would be needed. Now I understand. Thanks again!
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