Hi folks,
Today my movie matching seems to have stopped working. Even when I try to do it manually with tmdb or imdb numbers it won’t return any matching results.
Is anyone else having this problem? I’m on server version 1.43.3.10828
Hi folks,
Today my movie matching seems to have stopped working. Even when I try to do it manually with tmdb or imdb numbers it won’t return any matching results.
Is anyone else having this problem? I’m on server version 1.43.3.10828
Will you provide a movie name with which you’re experiencing trouble? I can test on one of my Linux-based servers to see if there’s some backend metadata problem.
Thanks, much appreciated.
A Shot At Glory (2000)
The North (2025)
The World Will Tremble (2025)
No problem. I tested “A Shot at Glory” and got what I believe is the correct match:
This is the naming/organization I used:
test_movie/ <--- My library points here
└── A Shot at Glory (2000)
└── A Shot at Glory (2000).mkv
So, it’s probably not a backend metadata problem (though these things are sometimes regional).
Note: This was with a dummy file with no real content. Just testing the matching and metadata retrieval.
[Edit]
I tested “The North” as well. It seems to be matching correctly as well and providing metadata.
Can you share your file/folder naming/organization?
In the fix match search window, if you type in tmdb-72087, remove the year and search, does it return A Shot at Glory? If it comes back with no matches, your server can’t query the plex agent.
Look into changing the dns servers on your server computer to 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4 or 1.1.1.1/1.0.0.1, also confirm the system time is correct on your server.
Do you have a vpn running?
I’m having a similar, but not identical problem, I’ve ‘ripped’ my owned content unto my Plex Server though the last two titles aren’t seen by Plex. They exist in the allocated directory, but when I go to the library or search they aren’t there. This is a new problem. Could the update be causing this?
Make sure the files/directories are readable by the plex user This sounds like a ownership/permissions problem.