Which brings you back to FordGuy61’s first answer.
Plex will not work with your file names and folders mixed up like this.
This is now a bit of a guessing game the way you cut those screenshots – let me try to sort this for you ![]()
If Dark Skies is a show in the Synology Share OLDER TV SERIES-DVDRip, this is how your file/folder structure should look like:
OLDER TV SERIES-DVDRip <- Your Plex TV Show Library links THAT folder
Dark Skies
Season 01
Dark Skies - s01e01-e02 The Awakening.mkv
Dark Skies - s01e03 - Moving Targets.mkv
Dark Skies - s01e04.mkv
...
Dark Skies - s01e20 - Bloodlines.mkv
The files might work as you have named them – make sure you organize your folders properly, e.g. stick with the Show Name in the show folder – don’t go for mixed up stuff like Amnesia.2004.DVDRip.x264-CASSiDY or Angel S01-05 NTSC DVDRip
Considering Plex has your show already processed (and memorized to its cache) you’ll need to perform a “Plex Dance” when you got this fixed:
- move the show folder (or individual files) outside the folder linked to Plex
- Scan Library Files (library context menu:
...>Scan Library Files) - Empty Trash (library context menu:
...>Manage Library>Empty Trash) - Clean Bundles (Plex Settings:
Settings>[Server Name]>Manage>Troubleshooting>Clean Bundles) - verify the files are properly named, matching Plex’ naming schema and return them in place
- Scan Library Files (see #2)
Also… no need to have dozens of “TV Shows” libraries – you can have multiple top-level folders linked to a single library (however make sure that’s a top-level LIBRARY folder, not that of individual tv shows!) ![]()