Is it possbile to "unmatch" a title?

[bellocarico 4]

This is something from Plex really and i found it helpful somehow.

 

When doing manual matching of titles havein the possibility to "unmatch" is a good feature so that you can see data removed and added again.

 

Beside this I personally think the "Identify" GUI should be automatically populated with the media information as seen by emby so that you can just modify it rather than add from scratch. Quicker ;-)

 

Thanks

[ebr 16187]

Beside this I personally think the "Identify" GUI should be automatically populated with the media information as seen by emby so that you can just modify it rather than add from scratch. Quicker ;-)

 

Hi.  There are a couple of discussions on this already.  We used to do that but found that it actually was slower in most instances.  If you are trying to manually identify something, that means that Emby's identification was wrong and filling out what Emby thought it was just means you have to go blank those fields out.

[bellocarico 4]

ok thanks!

[mina9000 0]

It's a NFO style looking but as you know there are *many* variation on the content of the .nfo.

 

I think the most relevant answer to your question is: there's always something like this in it:

[mina9000 0]

great, one thing though.... the .NFO was created by myself I suppose it needs to be formatted in a specific way though.

 

Is it possible to ask emby to look for the "ttxxxxxxx" reference only in the .NFO (to be used to match online), get updated data from internet and update the .NFO itself? 

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[Carlo 4561]

The problem with the auto population is that if Emby got it wrong, do you really want it to populate it with data that got it wrong the first time?

 

An easy way to try and handle these is go do a search at imdb such as "Top Gun 1986" . Select the proper choice and you'll get this URL

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092099/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

Take the id above which is tt0092099 and put that in the IMDB Id field in the search and use ONLY that.

OR 

Do the same type of search using "Top Gun" at themoviedb.org, click the proper movie and get this URL

https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/744-top-gun?language=en-US

Take the id above which is 744-top-gun and put that in the TheMovieDb Id field and search using only that.

[bellocarico 4]

What is this here above? a bug? I posted the above 2 messages but in a different thread and I'm not mina9000 any ways :-/

[Carlo 4561]

What is this here above? a bug? I posted the above 2 messages but in a different thread and I'm not mina9000 any ways :-/

That was in reference to your op post and how you can use one field and know it's going to match correctly.  Just one way it can be done.

[bellocarico 4]

That was in reference to your op post and how you can use one field and know it's going to match correctly.  Just one way it can be done.

 

not your post, the 2x above yours.....

[bellocarico 4]

Could the identify function be modified allow you to select what agent to use?

 

Thanks

[Luke 42083]

It's possible for the future.

[Luke 42083]

 An unmatch feature is coming in Emby Server 4.8: