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After many test, I can’t display personnal extras on preplay page. For example :
\Movies\Capitaine Sky (2004)
Capitaine Sky (2004).mkv
The Art of World of Tomorrow-interview.mkv
2- Brave New World chapter 1-interview.mkv
\Movies is the root of library.
Without the -interview extension the 2 mkv files appear after scan, With the extension, the files disappear but the Extra section doen’t appear in the preplay page of the movie.
I also did tests with extras in a directory as Interviews or with another library, without success.
I precise that an Extra section appears for movies for which internet extras are set by Plex movie agent. But even in this case, I can’t add personnal extras.
Hmm… with Local Media Assets checked in the agent settings for the agents used in those libraries and the extras properly named the files should actually show up.
Just for testing purposes…
What happens if you move both files into a subfolder \Movies\Capitaine Sky (2004)\Interviews and re-scan the library? (the suffix -interview won’t be needed in that scenario)
One more comment about this situation. Accented characters are permitted for movie name, but not for extra name (?!)
It is a great pity for french user… Could it be possible to fix that ?
Plex is so great, it should be perfect ! Thanks a lot for your help!
Disclaimer: I am not a Linux expert.
According to what I remember, you need to run Plex with the right codepage settings, then it won’t take offense of non-ascii characters.
A similar issue appeared some time ago on QNAP devices (which simply run a modifed Linux). One approach to deal with the issue is documented here:
But the above may be outdated or not really advisable, so I think @ChuckPa may be able to provide a definitive answer.
I am not sure that codepage settings is relevant, because there is no issue with all “normal” movie : some of them have a name with accented characters and are scanned properly.
I precise that the path and the name of extra file need to have no accented characters. Unfortunately, I have a library mapped on a directory the name of which includes accented characters ; in this library I can’t add any extra I can’t change that because it means to rebuilt the library and to lose all my personal metadata.
Sorry, I can’t tell you that. As I said, no Linux expert here. All those relevant settings might even be in a different configuration file nowadays, since the linux builds have been reworked since then.