Star Trek TNG Title Bug

[Lighthammer 91]

So this one is a funny bug, but understandable.

The episode "15 - 11001001" from Season 1 shows up as missing despite the IMDB entry correctly being pulled to say "Missing".

I suspect there is some sort of weird logic error because the title of the episode is all numbers.

[Maboz 7]

It looks like this bug is still valid, just happened to me.

[Luke 42081]

These kinds of episodes can be tricky to parse the episode numbers from the file name. In these rare cases I would suggest using the emby metadata editor to ensure the season and episode numbers for it are correct. Thanks.

[Happy2Play 9782]

Yes as multi episode schemes could throw this off also, 15  thru 11001001.

 

[Maboz 7]

Well, one could assume it's very unlikely something has more than 10k episodes

My title was like "Star Trek - The Next Generation - 1x15 - 11001001" I'd assume the second one should not be intended as multi episode since doesn't have 1x, I can't find a 1xN-M schema in https://support.emby.media/support/solutions/articles/44001159110-tv-naming

Edited February 22, 2021 by Maboz

[Luke 42081]

On 2/22/2021 at 4:31 AM, Maboz said:

Well, one could assume it's very unlikely something has more than 10k episodes

My title was like "Star Trek - The Next Generation - 1x15 - 11001001" I'd assume the second one should not be intended as multi episode since doesn't have 1x, I can't find a 1xN-M schema in https://support.emby.media/support/solutions/articles/44001159110-tv-naming

Hi, yes this filename is supported but in some cases it can be difficult to automatically parse due to the numbers in the episode title. In this situation I would use the metadata editor after it's been imported to correct the numbers. Please let us know if this helps. Thanks.

[Maboz 7]

well yes, I workarounded the problem providing data manually. I was just saying it's not impossible to support this case programmatically.

[Luke 42081]

Yes that is correct. Thanks for the feedback.