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Age Ristriction doesnt get set properly #2990
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Originally created by @Anti-ctrl on GitHub (May 5, 2021).
If I set a Profile in Jellyfin to be age restricted, like FSK12, then Jellyfin doesnt properly get it. The Metadata shows Just 12, instead of FSK12, which makes it not possible for Jellyfin to check if the Show should be streamable, as you can only set "FSK-12/DE-12" in the Options.
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Expected behavior
Jellyfin should not show, or Play the Show, or let me choose an Option where i can set "Age:16" in the Restrictions, instead of only "FSK-16/DE-16"
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It would be great to have the Option to set every Show thats imported with an Age rating, to automatically set it to the right Age for you Country. E.G if its Imported with "Age:16", set it automatically to "FSK-16/DE-16" if thats the Rating you choose.
EDIT: Removed Movies from this equation as it seems to be a Problem only for TV-Shows.
@daullmer commented on GitHub (May 9, 2021):
What metadata provider are you using for the movie that has 16 set as the age restriction?
@Anti-ctrl commented on GitHub (May 9, 2021):
Mostly i have that Problem with TV-Shows. I use TheTVDB. TheMovieDb, The Open Movie Database or AniDB in that exact order.
The Show which lead to that knowledge was Death Note, but i saw it on other too, after that. They just get a "16" instead of "FSK-16", like (most) movies (all movies of which I checked at random).
@daullmer commented on GitHub (May 9, 2021):
Do you habe nfo files which may have a "mpaa" attribute? These files overwrite the providers like tvdb and tmdb.
Using only tmdb without an nfo file returns FSK-16 in my testing
@Anti-ctrl commented on GitHub (May 9, 2021):
Nope, no NFOs in the directories. If I dont manually overwrite the age, then this is what i will get:
@daullmer commented on GitHub (May 9, 2021):
Okay, was just wondering how you got 16 set. The only way I got it to 16 was with a NFO file. I will check again if there are any other possibilities to get 16 set as the age restriction
@daullmer commented on GitHub (May 10, 2021):
I can now consistently reproduce this with TV Shows but not movies. Could you please send a screenshot of the edit library dialog and a movie name that has a numeric value set as the age restriction like in the screenshots above?
@Anti-ctrl commented on GitHub (May 10, 2021):
No i cant. I imagined that it would happen for Movies too and i was wrong about that and didnt checked it in the first place. Shame on me for that!
It really seems to be a TV-Show Problem, as all of the Movies i checked have the Age properly set. Even those, where I didnt fumbled around with the Metadata.
EDIT: Edited the Initial Bug report to only include TV-Shows as the Problem.