(9 hours ago)justtrife Wrote: so bit of backstory, I was originally having database issues with version 10.10.7 where the library.db would become corrupted or give errors such as disk full or abnormal database, I concluded these errors were happening because of the sheer # of files as it would only happen after adding in new media, I would have to delete the library.db file, it would recreate it and allow me to add media for about a week and then the database would corrupt, the resolve was to go to 10.11.0-rc5 but I couldn't get the metadata to display properly, it would just show the filename as the title.

went back to 10.10.7 as at least the metadata displayed correctly, well this morning I noticed issues when extracting the tar.gz file and decided to download a fresh copy and that's when I seen 10.11.0 was fully released and decided to give it a try, problem is the metadata issue returned, when I created the new libraries, I turned off enable real time monitoring, unchecked the metadata scrapers and turned on NFO, the idea being it would pull the metadata from the nfo files and restore everything like 10.10.7 does and that is just not happening, is there a better way to do this? am I missing a step?  any help would be greatly appreciated

BTW running all this on debian 13 and this is a fresh install, was in the process of doing a fresh install of 10.10.7 but the tarball kept having extraction errors and that's when I seen 10.11.0 was out but the metadata issues I had on the release candidates still persists