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I use Sonarr.
Even if you rip your media, it's just really good at organizing your media files when you "import" them, plus it can fetch the metadata itself and put it into NFO files, which Jellyfin can both read from and write to, if you enable it. This allows for faster library scans and effectively eliminates the issue of mis-identified episodes/shows.
Jellyfin is terrible with metadata, im looking for a solution too
We have one
Yea, it's pretty bad. Keeps matching to Asian stuff when everything is named correctly.
Wish I could filter it to say "it's never anime, it's never Asian"
Falling asleep watching TNG or Voyager I can understand, but every moment of DS9 must be savored. You sir are worse than Gul Dukat.
Blasphemy! It is only Babylon 5 that is worthy of such scrutiny.
~*after you suffer through the first season~
I've given it like half a dozen tries and can't get through the first season of Babylon 5. Maybe the 7th time is the charm after I finish Dark Matter.
The first season is rough.
Honestly if you kinda skim and get the story points to learn who everyone is and what is generally going on- moving on to the second season without finishing the first is completely reasonable.
Everyone was trying to work around the actor that played the lead during the first season- he had an unfortunate mental breakdown during filming and was replaced by Bruce Boxleinter for the rest of the show after season 1, but this naturally made everything more difficult for everyone, and the quality suffered temporarily.
Once you get about 3-4 episodes deep in season 2, you’ll forget all about season 1.
😂
Try using the IMDB tag directly on the file name for E10, ie. StarTrekDSNineS04E10[imdbid-tt0708549].mkv
Will try
That's all we can do sometimes...
Thanks. It seems to have work but I have also refresh all the metadata for my folder. Anyway it work thanks again
You've solved it by now but this Jellyfin doc article was helpful for me, beginning with the section Naming.
https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/server/media/movies/
There at similar guides for TV Shows, Music, Books and other mixed media.
There are also guides for "stacking" multi-segment media titles, for example Lord of the Rings movies which come on several discs.
Jellyfin can be a bit opinionated about detecting bad metadata. The override tags in the media data filename or folder name can help clean that up. In fact, I've started hard-coding those [tmdbid=...] tags in my encoding workflow because I'm just so damned tired of fighting with the metadata feature.
Hope it works form you,.too.