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+---- Thread: SOLVED: Find bad scrapped movie (/t-solved-find-bad-scrapped-movie)
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RE: Find bad scrapped movie - Efficient_Good_5784 - 2024-05-24
Do you enable nfo files to be stored along with your media? Why not use that? Open it up and it will tell you what the movie was named under in Jellyfin.
If you truly want to verify all your 6000 movies were correctly identified, one of the quickest ways to do so would probably be the following:
- Create a script that pulls a movie's filename and its title as saved in Jellyfin's metadata.
- Have the script store both next to each other on a text file.
- Repeat the action for the remainder of the 6000 movies appending to the end of the text file.
- When the script is done, manually read and compare each line in the output file. If a line doesn't make sense to you, you found a mismatch.
RE: Find bad scrapped movie - madjpm - 2024-05-26
I'm not using nfos, the library.db using sqlitebrowser solution is perfect for me.