scb99 246 Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago When I used the function "View Missing Episodes" on the TV series "Diary of a nobody" from 2007, I was shown 3 spurious missing episodes from December 2022 When I looked at the log I saw 2026-04-01 16:46:01.281 Info HttpClient: GET https://api.themoviedb.org/3/tv/241526?api_key=x_secret5_x&append_to_response=alternative_titles,reviews,credits,images,keywords,external_ids,videos,content_ratings,episode_groups&language=en-GB&include_image_language=en-GB,null So I went into the metatadata and blanked out TheMovieDB ID, just leaving TheTVDV ID and IMDB codes there. Now, these spurious missing episodes no longer show and all is good. So this is not really a big problem or anything, but is it possible to know, where these spurious episodes are coming from in TheMovieDB?
Luke 42241 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago Quote So this is not really a big problem or anything, but is it possible to know, where these spurious episodes are coming from in TheMovieDB? Hi. They either come from tvdb or moviedb, depending on which is prioritized higher in your metadata fetcher settings for the library.
scb99 246 Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago 8 minutes ago, Luke said: Hi. They either come from tvdb or moviedb, depending on which is prioritized higher in your metadata fetcher settings for the library. They obviously come from Moviedb, since when I blank it out in the metadata they go away, but I don't know how to look in moviedb for these episodes, I suppose this is really my question. If I go here The Diary of a Nobody (2007) — The Movie Database (TMDB) I see only an entry for the show, where are these episodes coming from?
scb99 246 Posted 39 minutes ago Author Posted 39 minutes ago It is a TV show with 4 episodes. So why does Emby see three missing episodes when it queries the Moviedb with this id (see the log entry in my post at the top)?
GrimReaper 4896 Posted 32 minutes ago Posted 32 minutes ago (edited) 14 minutes ago, scb99 said: It is a TV show with 4 episodes It's a movie on TMDB, your link literally shows that as well: https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/241526-the-diary-of-a-nobody As is visible when you look at its page on TMDB. You're mixing TV show ID (TVDB) and movie ID (TMDB) on the same item, you shouldn't do that else unexpected results - like you've faced - are likely to be encountered Edit: As providers are queried by type, you were actually querying this item, TV show Brasa, that has 7 episodes. As you have 4, there are 3 "missing" for a TV show with TMDBId 241526. Quote { "adult": false, "backdrop_path": "/aOn5pST8qjUgGHsmm8PkBXsMlWS.jpg", "created_by": [], "episode_run_time": [], "first_air_date": "2022-12-01", "genres": [], "homepage": "", "id": 241526, "in_production": true, "languages": [], "last_air_date": "2022-12-01", "last_episode_to_air": { "id": 4997523, "name": "Episode 7", "overview": "", "vote_average": 0, "vote_count": 0, "air_date": "2022-12-01", "episode_number": 7, "episode_type": "standard", "production_code": "", "runtime": 59, "season_number": 1, "show_id": 241526, "still_path": "/6vkv0yZpnWZISkNtrTXcMfm2jLy.jpg" }, "name": "Brasa", "next_episode_to_air": null, "networks": [], "number_of_episodes": 7, "number_of_seasons": 1, "origin_country": [ "SE" ], "original_language": "sv", "original_name": "Brasa", "overview": "", "popularity": 0.0071, "poster_path": "/7jy62NPkjjvzAg1vS4QgGLu1pxn.jpg", "production_companies": [], "production_countries": [], "seasons": [ { "air_date": "2022-12-01", "episode_count": 7, "id": 369784, "name": "Season 1", "overview": "", "poster_path": null, "season_number": 1, "vote_average": 0 } ], "spoken_languages": [], "status": "Returning Series", "tagline": "", "type": "Scripted", "vote_average": 0, "vote_count": 0, "alternative_titles": { "results": [] }, "reviews": { "page": 1, "results": [], "total_pages": 0, "total_results": 0 }, "images": { "backdrops": [], "logos": [], "posters": [] }, "keywords": { "results": [] } } Edited 22 minutes ago by GrimReaper
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