What photos? I think we’ve figured out all but one, “La Ley De Nick” which I don’t think TVDB has an entry for. In English it’s “Nick’s Law” and I don’t see that in there. That’s one that if you wanted you could join TVDB and enter it. That would not only help you but any others who may have that series.
I can’t assure you how well everything will work with the update to 6.4.3 but I can tell you I saw many improvements from 6.4.1 ( I skipped 6.4.2) and I did not have to reenter any corrections that I had previously made.
Personally I’d not make any more corrections while using 6.4.2 since it probably still has all of the other original issues from 6.4.1 that the 6.4.3 update addresses.
I can’t write software ( at least not on this commercial level) but I’ll help with the corrections if I can.
The bottom text is the file that included nfo with the film data only if it reads it. Infuse would even be solved because that title TvDB had it with Tiny Media Manager.
I’m a little confused. From your screenshot it looks like infuse is matching correct show? Is it not, though? Or are you trying to say that it does, but still ends up in other?
No, the correct catches are from other programmes.
And the latest catches are some who don’t recognize how you see in the capture I’m on the editing screen to recognize it manually and so if you find it, but you have to do it one by one.
Those last catches don’t recognize them is to prove that if they’re on TvDB like the friend did.
I updated the Appletv with 6.4.3 and it didn’t happen so bad!!
No improvements are still the same.
I’m doing tests on iOS and TVOS.
If I edit 10x10 in “Others” and choose to search the NFO if it collects the data but not the Poster and does not pass it to “Movies” it leaves it in “Others”
Is there no way we can get him out of “Others” and recognize the Poster and nfo?
As previously mentioned by @NC_Bullseye the only way to categorize 10x10 as a movie is to rename the file.
This is a rare case where the movie name matches a style Infuse uses to categorize TV shows.
Using a name like 10 by 10 2018.mkv should allow you to get the correct info without having to do any edits. Of course, the video will appear with the correct ‘10x10’ name in the Infuse app.
The difference is due to the fact that Infuse does not require you to add folders to a specific library type.
Contrast this with Plex, Emby, and Jellyfin where you add specific folders to your Movies library and specific folders to your TV show library. This forces them to search specific databases for certain files.
Infuse doesn’t do this, and it works great for literally all movie and TV show except this one specific title.
I don’t know how the other media servers would handle a file named ‘10 by 10.mp4’ but there’s a good chance it would work since the top result at TMDb is the correct title.
