simonmason 19 Posted July 23, 2019 Posted July 23, 2019 I have a TV show that is showing Season 5 and Season 505 - both contain the exact same episodes. How do I get rid of the second season? Thanks.
Luke 42085 Posted July 23, 2019 Posted July 23, 2019 Hi there, can you please go over an example? Thanks !
simonmason 19 Posted July 23, 2019 Author Posted July 23, 2019 ok, the show is Poldark. I have seasons 3 and 4 in a main folder. I then start using Sonarr and it created a sub-folder called Season 505. In the Season 505 folder there are now two files: Poldark (2015) - S05E01 - Episode 1.mkv Poldark (2015) - S05E02 - Episode 2.mkv What I am seeing in Emby is two Season folders - one "Season 5" and one "Season 505" and both episodes appear under each folder. The season 505 folder has an additional field under metadata called Path which shows the full path to the Season 505 folder. The season 5 folder does not have the path field Hopefully that is helpful? Thanks.
Happy2Play 9784 Posted July 23, 2019 Posted July 23, 2019 ok, the show is Poldark. I have seasons 3 and 4 in a main folder. I then start using Sonarr and it created a sub-folder called Season 505. In the Season 505 folder there are now two files: Poldark (2015) - S05E01 - Episode 1.mkv Poldark (2015) - S05E02 - Episode 2.mkv What I am seeing in Emby is two Season folders - one "Season 5" and one "Season 505" and both episodes appear under each folder. The season 505 folder has an additional field under metadata called Path which shows the full path to the Season 505 folder. The season 5 folder does not have the path field Hopefully that is helpful? Thanks. So are you saying Sonar is creating this issue? As Emby is just presenting the structure given by Sonar.
Solution simonmason 19 Posted July 24, 2019 Author Solution Posted July 24, 2019 I seemed to have solved it. The folder that was duplicating was called Season 505. I changed it to Season 05 and now I only have one folder in Emby. Weird. 1
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