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[Issue]: Anime with multiple seasons all identify as first season #4276
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Originally created by @mrnoname1000 on GitHub (Oct 15, 2022).
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Some anime with multiple seasons incorrectly scrape episode metadata, e.g. S02E01 has the description and title of S01E01. This is true of later seasons as well. Both IMDB and TMDB IDs are correct and link to the correct episode.
I believe this is a different issue than #2446 as the episodes are correctly identified, but something is going wrong with the scraping.
It doesn't always happen with anime (older anime like Initial D and Dragon Ball GT don't have this problem, but Tantei Opera Milky Holmes does) and I haven't seen it happen with live action series yet (though I haven't tried any that are currently airing).
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@Manny2111 commented on GitHub (Oct 20, 2022):
Are you labeling the episodes S01E01 In a folder named after the anime? I’ve found that if I put my episodes in to season folders and then name them 1,2,3…etc. It seems to work out a lot better. So for me MHA is in this folder structure: My Hero Academia
|_ Season 1 folder
|_ 1.mkv, 2.mkv….
|_ Season 2 folder
|_1.mkv, 2.mkv….
For some reason that seems to work for me but ymmv
@gummykage commented on GitHub (Oct 26, 2022):
This is based on two things. I usually seperate them by seasons, and then I switch off to TVDB AniDB as the main meta source. Both fixes it. I have this exact series and its split propertly.
@DexLuther commented on GitHub (Oct 26, 2022):
I was getting a lot of issues like this, sometimes as you described. Sometimes it would list
S02E01with the description forS01E02. Sometimes it would create non-existent seasons because the episode title contained a number (The anime "Nana" has an episode called "Room 707" because nana is Japanese for the number 7 and two characters are called "Nana"). Jellyfin insisted on putting the episode in Season 7.I read a post on the Jellyfin Reddit that these issues were because the scraper gets confused and suggested using
01x01, 01x02...instead ofS01E01, S01E02...Ever since I changed the naming convention I've had fewer issues. The only time this really crops up anymore is when there's a number in the title or the show is one that has a freakishly long title and/or the episode titles are absurdly long (looking at you Kaguya-sama!)
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