I notice a couple cases where it claims I have more movies in the collection than I do. I only have two movies in these collections. That’s true on different browsers and even on the TV, so it’s not a browser sync issue.
Library view:
In the collection view:
I’ve emptied trash, scanned, analyzed, cleaned bundles. I even restarted PMS. Still shows as 3 items in the Library and Collections views, but only 2 items when you view the collection. I really only have two items in these collections.
OK, same fix in both cases: I removed the tag from both movies and the number went down to 0. I refreshed metadata, and the Collection now shows 2 as expected.
Call me lucky… so far I actually found the exact same number of movies in a collection as it was promoted
Super minor finding… I noticed that despite collections being created automatically and downloading a poster from The Movie Database, Plex will still initially create a tiled poster (collage of movie posters contained in the collection). Not sure if that’s the intended behavior.
I’ve only noticed the count discrepancy on those two collections! I kinda wonder if two different movies were refreshing simultaneously, they raced to increment ++ the total, and they tied.
On the other hand, I’m not having that issue. All of the automatically created collections got posters from TMDB, for better or worse. I see the tiled/collage poster as an option, but it hasn’t been assigned to any of these collections.
My post was phrased badly. That’s what I meant to say.
Basically asking the question why Plex creates the “tile poster” in the first place if it’s in the process of downloading a poster anyway
It’s just there as an option, some people may prefer this as it’s the way the current ones work. It’s also not ever “created” until you actually view at, at which point it’s only ever stored in the image cache.
Any chance that we will get new meta data types added as a part of this new scanner and agent?
It would be great to have the aspect ratio of the movie, and not the aspect ratio of the file.
Many 2.35/2.4 aspect ratio movies are not correctly reported. Home theater enthusiasts with projectors could use that information to automate their projector setup - myself included.
It would also be nice to have the option to include things like writers, studio, tag lines, etc. Having that meta data brought in now, could give options for future updates to the movie info screens.
You are of course right. I assumed that since they were not exposed on the Roku and appletv clients that the data was not being grabbed. Sorry for that mistake.
mine recognized, spiderman had not recognized, but then I went to see was written spider man, just corrected for Spider-Man and recognized when updating
maybe a little of topic, but i have seen that with the preview version some 4k movies (Planet Erde II Codec HEVC ) must be transcoded while this is not needed with the official version 1.19.5.3035. Is this a known issue?
May I ask… Will that upgrade path include the migration of VP thumbs?
With 170TB of media its more than a little scary thinking about having to regenerate them.
EDIT. Never Mind. I actually just discovered that It’s already importing existing bifs.