Server Version#: 1.27.2.5929
Hello, since a few Updates, everytime I give a TV Series in the Server the Agent “Scrub” it Wrong - And Always Plex says it´s the Series “The Powerteam” from 1978
So I Had to Correct it manually - Ever and ever…
I Really don´t know, whats going Wrong, cause Emby or Jellyfin on the other hand had no Problems at all with the Same Series.
Is here Anybody who has the same Problems, or know how to Fix?
That sounds like there might be an issue with how you organized/named your media and/or the folder linked to your library. Plex can be a bit overwhelmed if you add or miss folder levels when it comes to TV show libraries.
Example:
TV Shows <- folder linked to your library
Show Name
Season XX
Show Name - sXXeYY - optional episode title.ext
Where XX is the 2+ digit season number, YY is the 2+ digit episode number and .ext is a placeholder for your file extension.
Sometimes it can help to include the year the show first aired next to the Show Name section (e.g. Game of Thrones (2010)).
Hey, thanks for your reply,
My Media is sorted like this
Folder (Name of Series) → Season → Name Sxx Exx.mkv
it is a bit dissapointing that Emby and Jellyfin don´t have such Problems.
seems like i must clean the Installation and setup Plex Again…
Work for Weekend 
Hopefully it will “Scrub” better then…
Plex Documentation → Your Media
→ Naming & Organizing TV Shows
→ Naming & Organizing Movies
You do not need to remove Plex Media Server from your system.
Rename/reorganize as @tom80H suggests. Note that “Season” should be in English, per Plex documentation.
Then Plex Dance the series. This will remove any bad matching information from the Plex database.
See the documentation linked above. You can add the TVDB/TMDB ID to the show folder name. This tells Plex exactly which show to match. You can also add the IMDB/TMDB ID to movie folder & file names if desired.
If you’ve many shows to rename, there are tools that can help automate the process.
Many people use Filebot. It is quite powerful and can rename an entire library in minutes.
Tiny Media Manager is also very useful. I’ve used the free version to rename several movies with the pattern ${title} (${year}) {imdb-${imdb}}. You can easily set a pattern for TV shows that matches Plex’s naming standards.
PowerRenamer in Microsoft Power Tools is helpful for simple renaming with pattern matches or regular expressions. It makes quick work of tasks such as adding a year to file names, removing undesirable text from multiple files, etc. Simple example: Rip a TV show with MakeMKV and all the episodes have _tXX at the end. You can remove it from all episodes in just a few seconds.
If they’re MP4s then it’s probably some junk metadata embedded in the file. You can either try and clean it, remux it to MKV, or fiddle with your Agent settings to not prefer Local Media Assets.
Also, you can go to Settings → Agents and put Local Media Assets underneath the real agent in the priority order and that would probably work once you Fix Match again.
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