Plex TV Series Agent - Inaccurate Studio Networks

[raddacle]

I’m switching to the new TV series agent, and have discovered an issue with the source of Studio Network metadata. It looks like it grabs the metadata from IMDB, which lists inconsistent networks for most shows. For instance, Stranger Things’ network on IMDB is “21 Laps Entertainment”, whereas its “Netflix” on TMBD and TVDB. Or with the Mandalorian, IMDB lists “Fairview Entertainment”, instead of “Disney+” like on TMDB and TVDB.

Can we please get the metadata source changed to either TMDB or TVDB, or at least have an option in the library settings?

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[spowart]

Yep could be sort this out as this is definitely more relevant with Smart Collections.

This would probably sort out the issues for the new feature i’m using “Smart Collections”
recent article (July 22, 2021): https://www.plex.tv/en-gb/blog/hubba-bubba-introducing-custom-collections-and-hubs/

Having to babysit things that are slipping through with labels to manually manage them, not so smart:

Allow For Multiple Studios Separated by Commas

Hey all! I’ve been using Plex for over a year now and love it. This is a super small feature request that really won’t have much bearing on most users, but I think it would be nice. If you add multiple genres, writers, or directors to the metadata of a file, they all are separated by commas and show up as such, which is great. I don’t understand why this wasn’t extended to the studio category. The non-Plex metadata editor I use allows for multiple studios separated by commas. I think this is r…

[Manujito]

I don’t know why this has been left unanswered, but I just completed the upgrade to the new Plex TV Agent and noticed every studio tag has been changed and the inconsistencies are quite a lot.

The Stranger Things example shows it perfectly.

The studios are technically correct, but yeah, maybe show the Network too, or allow for multiple studious to be listed as stated above.