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Possible Bug: Movies with multiple versions cause Jellyfin to crash during scan - JANONYMOUS - 2025-01-02 It took me a while to find the culprit but it seems that movies with multiple versions cause Jellyfin to crash when attempting a full library scan. In my case it was a movie with two versions: Director's Cut.mkv and Extended Version.mkv. After removing the movie folder from the library the scan finished successfully. Is anyone able to reproduce this? Thanks. RE: Possible Bug: Movies with multiple versions cause Jellyfin to crash during scan - TheDreadPirate - 2025-01-02 Many many people have multiple versions of a movie. Including me. Can you provide the file folder and file names of these movies and what kind of storage they were one? Local disk or network share? RE: Possible Bug: Movies with multiple versions cause Jellyfin to crash during scan - JANONYMOUS - 2025-01-02 Yeah I imagine, haha. Maybe just not with the same setup and movie. I should have been clearer on that. I set up Jellyfin only recently so it's the only multi-version movie I have uploaded so far, hence no other movie to compare with. The movie in question is Dances With Wolves, and this is the folder/file structure on a local HD:
The extended version was merged from two discs but I have others that don't cause any issues so I doubt it has anything to do with that. Let me know what else you need. Thanks. RE: Possible Bug: Movies with multiple versions cause Jellyfin to crash during scan - TheDreadPirate - 2025-01-02 Put "1990" in parenthesis instead of square brackets. RE: Possible Bug: Movies with multiple versions cause Jellyfin to crash during scan - JANONYMOUS - 2025-01-02 Are you certain that this will fix it or is it just for testing? Because all my movies use square brackets. My entire media collection for that matter. RE: Possible Bug: Movies with multiple versions cause Jellyfin to crash during scan - TheDreadPirate - 2025-01-02 For testing. But if all your movies are named like that had me rethink it a bit. It would cause Jellyfin to straight up hang. Are the files themselves corrupt? What happens when you run ffprobe on the files? RE: Possible Bug: Movies with multiple versions cause Jellyfin to crash during scan - JANONYMOUS - 2025-01-02 Now it had me rethink the issue with scanning the music library. I hope it's not the square brackets causing it. Parenthesis are part of a title while square brackets are for additional information--and the year isn't part of the title. That's how I've been using them since forever. RE: Possible Bug: Movies with multiple versions cause Jellyfin to crash during scan - Efficient_Good_5784 - 2025-01-02 From my understanding, parenthesis are used for the year to help Jellyfin ID the file on a metadata site. Square brackets are usually ignored unless they follow some things like the ID from a metadata provider. An example would be this: "Spider-Man (2002) [tmdbid-557].mkv" RE: Possible Bug: Movies with multiple versions cause Jellyfin to crash during scan - JANONYMOUS - 2025-01-03 Yeah I read that in the docs but I figured that title plus ID should suffice. I really prefer not to mix parenthesis with square brackets and change my entire concept for that. |