I am having a problem that is driving me nuts. I created the initial problem, but then when trying to correct my mistake is when, the Media Server has a problem. Let me explain in more detail.
Occasionally when pulling in a disc for a TV series in ISO format - when trying to match by updating the library, when the file doesn't match successfully the file sometimes goes to Videos (when no match is found) or to movies (when a similar match is found but it is actually a mistake). This has happened some with CSI for example where the disc sometimes thinks it is the CSI last finale instead of a season disc. So far this activity is fairly normal by the media server. Then when I go to match, this is when I sometimes have made a mistake. Here is one example:
I've imported a disc called NCIS - s12e09 s12e10 s12e11 s12e12 - BR.iso
This goes to movies or videos and is not matched. Then using the "fix match" function I accidentally match it to CSI season 12 episode 8 (instead of 9).
This matches and shows the proper episode cover I matched it to as 8. So far the Media Server is working ok. However in realizing my mistake, I then try to use the "fix match" function again. Here is were the problem starts to occur.
1) First - in this example, it DOES match to episode 9 when I do the "fix match" again and now shows a cover for episode 9. HOWEVER - the original match of episode 8 also stays in the system so I now have 2 matches present. In going into look at the details for both episode covers - it shows the same file/path in BOTH.
2) If I go now to delete the episode 8 (in an attempt to just leave 9) - it actually deletes both covers (and the file itself usually).
3) If I pull in the disc again and start over - usually on this "second round" the use of "update the library" goes and matches the file to the "incorrect" episode 8 (the one I typed in under the first fix match, but made a mistake). So in this example, instead of matching to a movie or going to the video directory it now directly matches to a TV episode 8. Anything I try to do to correct the one cover episode 8 to episode 9 always produces 2 covers.
All I want to do is adjust the one cover to be the proper episode. I've tried hours of different ways to correct to no avail. Any ideas?
Note this is one such example. I have 2 others that are basically doing the same thing.
TRJ
Occasionally when pulling in a disc for a TV series in ISO format - when trying to match by updating the library, when the file doesn't match successfully the file sometimes goes to Videos (when no match is found) or to movies (when a similar match is found but it is actually a mistake). This has happened some with CSI for example where the disc sometimes thinks it is the CSI last finale instead of a season disc. So far this activity is fairly normal by the media server. Then when I go to match, this is when I sometimes have made a mistake. Here is one example:
I've imported a disc called NCIS - s12e09 s12e10 s12e11 s12e12 - BR.iso
This goes to movies or videos and is not matched. Then using the "fix match" function I accidentally match it to CSI season 12 episode 8 (instead of 9).
This matches and shows the proper episode cover I matched it to as 8. So far the Media Server is working ok. However in realizing my mistake, I then try to use the "fix match" function again. Here is were the problem starts to occur.
1) First - in this example, it DOES match to episode 9 when I do the "fix match" again and now shows a cover for episode 9. HOWEVER - the original match of episode 8 also stays in the system so I now have 2 matches present. In going into look at the details for both episode covers - it shows the same file/path in BOTH.
2) If I go now to delete the episode 8 (in an attempt to just leave 9) - it actually deletes both covers (and the file itself usually).
3) If I pull in the disc again and start over - usually on this "second round" the use of "update the library" goes and matches the file to the "incorrect" episode 8 (the one I typed in under the first fix match, but made a mistake). So in this example, instead of matching to a movie or going to the video directory it now directly matches to a TV episode 8. Anything I try to do to correct the one cover episode 8 to episode 9 always produces 2 covers.
All I want to do is adjust the one cover to be the proper episode. I've tried hours of different ways to correct to no avail. Any ideas?
Note this is one such example. I have 2 others that are basically doing the same thing.
TRJ
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