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Happy2Play
Posted (edited)
2 minutes ago, Luke said:

Ok. if you're refreshing the metadata, it's possible that might cause this.

I just split items apart in a Mixed Content Multiversion library  and a normal library scan brought the properly named multiversion items back together again.

4.5.0.18

Edited by Happy2Play
Posted

Is this unique to mixed content libraries?

Happy2Play
Posted
3 minutes ago, Luke said:

Is this unique to mixed content libraries?

No same in Movies content type.

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Split these apart

navigated to Movies, 2 items appear

Performed Scan Library files on library

navigated to Movies and items were merged again.

Posted
11 minutes ago, Happy2Play said:

No same in Movies content type.

group.jpg.b495926c77a9fb3e451d84ffb55e0110.jpg

Split these apart

navigated to Movies, 2 items appear

Performed Scan Library files on library

navigated to Movies and items were merged again.

Emby is doing what it should I'd think.  If you don't want to multi-version you would need to move them out of the same folder right?

Happy2Play
Posted
1 minute ago, cayars said:

Emby is doing what it should I'd think.  If you don't want to multi-version you would need to move them out of the same folder right?

That was my thoughts.

from other topic

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Correct, manually grouped items are able to be ungrouped and stay ungrouped.  All items that are automatically grouped for multiversion reasoning currently can never permanently be ungrouped.

 

Posted

I  think this is the root of the problem.  If you move the items out into their own folders you can than have them as separate items and individually part of collections OR kept in a single folder as is and get a multi-version.

If you manually split them apart (using folder) it's only temporary to edit something but will be combined back again during the next scan.

That's my take on what's happening or should happen.  Sound about right to you Happy2Play?

Happy2Play
Posted
7 minutes ago, cayars said:

I  think this is the root of the problem.  If you move the items out into their own folders you can than have them as separate items and individually part of collections OR kept in a single folder as is and get a multi-version.

If you manually split them apart (using folder) it's only temporary to edit something but will be combined back again during the next scan.

That's my take on what's happening or should happen.  Sound about right to you Happy2Play?

Yes. 

But looking back at the other topic linked in post 20 you will have users that see "split apart" and expect it to be permanent.

kidnappervan
Posted
On 8/13/2020 at 9:38 PM, Luke said:

No you can permanently split any video grouping.

If this is possible, what do I do to make it permanent?

Posted

If they are joined automatically from using Multi-Version feature (same folder) you can move this out to different folders and they should stay split.

Happy2Play
Posted

Or modify the naming scheme

Posted

If you split them they should stay split. It is resolved for the next release of the server. Thanks.

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Posted
1 minute ago, Luke said:

If you split them they should stay split. It is resolved for the next release of the server. Thanks.

Even better.  Thanks Luke

Happy2Play
Posted (edited)

Remain split apart worked in my tests. May need to make a note in support that manually split apart multi-version items will not be automatically regrouped, manual regrouping required. @cayars

 

Now I hope we don't get posts about auto grouping not working.

4.5.0.20

Edited by Happy2Play
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Now I hope we don't get posts about auto grouping not working.

I'm sure we will. Once you manually merge or split a video, you'll have to handle that particular video manually forever.

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