Whenever I scan new movies, a number of the movies won’t match at all (It doesn’t matter where the movie is).
What I find very strange is that if I try to manually match, it shows me 90% of the times the correct match for that movie in the first entry, so why does the agent not match when the scan is in progress?
Refresh metadata also does not help, these unmatched movies will continue to be unmatched, unless I manually use the match option.
Thanks, I can see the same issue when naming a test file like that. That should be working, I’m asking about it now with our matching expert so hopefully we can resolve this. Will let you know when I have an update.
My 2 cents on this, per the naming document mentioned above you should have a hyphen to segment the name from extraneous data. I think the proper plex name should actually be
Agreed, it should ignore the brackets as stated, however I do know some movies to use brackets. The hyphen designator missing might be thinking it is potentially part of the movie title and driving the match percentage chance too low to successfully auto match even though it finds an option.
Edit: OKay I glanced a the document and looks like its updated or I cant find the specific one that mentions to use the hyphen for data after the name. It might help in this case to designate the end of the name for auto matching purposes as it is only implied under the multi-part movie section that it uses data after the hyphen as indicators for other data and not the name
My movie file has the correct naming convention, screen shots attached. It would be great if u can release a trigger tool to just scrape those movies again.
