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[Issue]: Jellyfin does not accurately label episodes numbered over 999 #3774
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Originally created by @Sarcasthik on GitHub (Apr 25, 2022).
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Hello there.
Here's the issue : I have an anime that has now over 1000+ episodes but Jellyfin does not seem to count above 999.
If the episodes are labeled "My Super Anime 1000" and then "My Super Anime 1001" both of them are labeled as episode 100.
Now this is not a big issue so far but whenever I add a new episode it does not show up in the "Recently added" because Jellyfin thinks I have already watched it since it is also labeled episode 100 and not 100X.
Maybe it has already been solved in the 10.8 Beta but better safe than sorry.
Thank you !
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Here it's ok until episode 999 :
After episode 1000 it begins to bug :
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@LewkyB commented on GitHub (May 11, 2022):
What does the path to those episodes look like?
@Sarcasthik commented on GitHub (May 11, 2022):
It goes like this "D:\Jellyfin\Séries Anime\One Piece\Saison 21\One Piece 100X VOSTFR"
I made my own seasons per arcs and it went well until recently. Could that be the issue ?
@LewkyB commented on GitHub (May 12, 2022):
@Sarcasthik Thanks for giving me that path. Looks like it was just set to check 3 digits instead of 4. I made a small change and it seems to be working great.
@Sarcasthik commented on GitHub (May 12, 2022):
Nice, thank you ! I know it's a small thing but you guys rock !
@neilsb commented on GitHub (Sep 25, 2022):
Fixed by #7741