i wrote abit about this earlier today in a post where it solved it self… i tagged 3-4 series more without a problem , then i run into a problem again with knight ridder. I just dont want to load the tittles. i post my taggs , i use filebot and it workes fine on all my series , but not this on. i have tried the plex dance , emtying my browser for cach as well. even tried to reboot my systems. nothing helps. got a clue ?
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You may see better results if you adhere a little more closely to Plex’s naming guidelines for TV shows. Your naming is close, but doesn’t conform to Plex’s suggestions in two areas:
In addition, ensure that your library folder points to the directory which contains all of your series. In your case, your library folder should be “Z:\serier” (this assumes all your other shows are located in this directory as well).
You may also want to demote the priority of Local Media Assets for TheTVDB and The Movie Database agents in Settings -> Agents -> Shows. I don’t think that Plex uses tag information from AVI files, but I’m not positive.
If you decide follow any of the guidance above, follow it up with the Plex Dance again on the whole series.
Finally, keep in mind that what has worked for one show may not work for all. Just because you’ve had success with the NxMM season/episode naming scheme for other shows doesn’t mean it will work with Knight Rider (or any other you add). Since you’re using Filebot, you can have it take care of naming everything per Plex’s guidelines automatically by using its Plex binding.
I like to have some of my folder structure working and not competley gone , thats way its this way , and i think i will contiune this way ! becouse it workes on almost all the series i add 
However , i did find away to get it working again , all i did was to click on the match series in the menu and it worked as a sharm , all art and titles arrived , so know i now that
As it seems for me it looks like Plex download all information most likely from TVDB , i was thinking it got it from the files… but no.
I learn as longe as i live is all i can say… i am getting more and more happy with Plex
A number of us use either FileBot or The Renamer to make certain our names are per Plex standard.
For those who use Sonarr, Sonarr allows writing namimg rules which also comply.
As you get into this, you’ll find such a tool extremely valuable.
If you would like the renaming rules I use, you’re more than welcome to have them.
A working example makes learning this stuff a lot easier.
I use filebot , irealy a time saver
Becouse i diddent get informed by the guy that tiped me about filebot ! but never the less it seems to work fine so i will let it be… its not THAT fun to tag large librays over and over again.
Your files are named and structured WRONG.
Here’s how FileBot works in Plex:
TV Shows:
Note: {n} - {s00e00} - {t}
Movies:
{n} ({y})/{n} ({y}) <—that names your Movies correctly and puts them in a correctly named folder - {n} ({y}) would just name the Movie Correctly.
^^ all explained in painful detail at:
Everyone in this thread has told you to name and structure your files correctly - and you are refusing to do that, AND you keep having problems (you seemed surprised by that, but we’re not).
Well… in the words of a Great Chinese Philosopher:
“You can wrestle a horse to the ground and drown it in 2 inches of water, but you can’t make it drink.”
Good Luck to ya.
Ok ok i will use the mini guide you gave me and set it up corcectly , but as i told it workes fell , i just had to use fix match in plex a couple of times.
If it’s half working - it’s not working.
Follow instructions - or you get what you get.
OK now i hit my head against a different wall , tried to folllow the instructions for filebot but i dont find the option anywhere , i use the newest one with paid license
Match - scroll down to Edit Preferences… as explained in painful, excruciating, mind numbing detail at:
I don’t use {Plex}
I do use some customizing of the namer-thingy for Movies:
{n} ({y}) [{vf} {vc}]/{n} ({y}) [{vf} {vc}]
That - Does This:
J:\Science Fiction\Monster Hunter (2020) [1080p x265]\Monster Hunter (2020) [1080p x265].mkv
… and that’s worth the price of admission…
‘Match’ scroll down to Edit Format - when armed with goodies found at - you guessed it - https://www.filebot.net/
You know how long it takes to rename all 10 thousand episodes of Stargate SG-1 (I may have exaggerated a bit)?
Long enough to drag that into there and push the button…:
I can do that all day - but it won’t take all day… it takes less than a second…lol
I just get edit preset up when i click on that button , sud i use the strings that already is posted there ? or sucd i only type (plex) under expression ?
^^ and that’s why I don’t use {Plex}
(I like having a little something to do… I’m retired…lol)
Genius ! i will try later to night, again i am greatefull for all the help i get
I was sceptical to plex and some of the statements , becouse i was afraid to lose my folder structure that i use in explorer , but looks like all turns out well
When i am done and happy with it i will most likely buy a life time licence
Advanced = Geriatric Has Beens (or Never Was’s)…lol
(plex) in filebot seems only to work for series , is there another one for movies ? and what about collections ?
I am sharing this because I do it a little differently than the {Plex} template.
My media is on the NAS (/nas), in either /nas/movies or /nas/tv).
My templates reflect that.
/nas/tv/{n}/Season {s.pad(2)}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t}
{n} = Name
{s.pad(2)} = Season number, leading zero padded to two digits (01 02 – 09 10 11)
{s00e00} = Standard SxxExx identifier
{t} = Title of the episode.
/nas/movies/{n} ({y})/{n} ({y})
{n} = Name
{y} = Year (4 digit)
This movie structure gives me a folder for each movie (only 4K bytes each) in which I can place all my extras and subtitles for that movie. It makes curating much easier IMHO
