2024-01-27, 08:16 PM
(This post was last modified: 2024-01-27, 08:18 PM by Efficient_Good_5784. Edited 2 times in total.)
Looks like the paths lead to a snapshot location. Don't link to snapshots, link to the actual media.
Snapshots are meant to disappear after a set amount of time (if they're not set to be permanent).
Also, I'm assuming that you have a snapshot task that runs at least daily. This could explain the duplicate media.
Each time a new snapshot is taken of your media, that snapshot appears as new media to Jellyfin, so it gets scanned into your library and will show as duplicates.
The old snapshots that get deleted will remove media from your Jellyfin server as well.
I'm not familiar with how QNAP handles its file paths or how you're running Jellyfin, but this should be fixed by changing the path to the non-snapshot folder location of the media.
The movies/shows that disappeared from your Jellyfin library should still be on your NAS because it looks like the snapshots are the ones being removed, not the media. So don't worry.
I suggest you look up tutorials online on what snapshots are, how they work, and why they exist.
Snapshots are meant to disappear after a set amount of time (if they're not set to be permanent).
Also, I'm assuming that you have a snapshot task that runs at least daily. This could explain the duplicate media.
Each time a new snapshot is taken of your media, that snapshot appears as new media to Jellyfin, so it gets scanned into your library and will show as duplicates.
The old snapshots that get deleted will remove media from your Jellyfin server as well.
I'm not familiar with how QNAP handles its file paths or how you're running Jellyfin, but this should be fixed by changing the path to the non-snapshot folder location of the media.
The movies/shows that disappeared from your Jellyfin library should still be on your NAS because it looks like the snapshots are the ones being removed, not the media. So don't worry.
I suggest you look up tutorials online on what snapshots are, how they work, and why they exist.