2024-03-01, 04:23 AM
Hello! I recently got back to using Jellyfin on my homelab setup and it's been going great.
However, I've been unable to properly fix the display order for one specific show (Monogatari). For some reason, Jellyfin is taking episodes from various seasons and "linking them" in other seasons, even though the display order is correct with how the media is arranged (DVD).
For example, season 5 should have 5 total episodes according to TheTVDB's DVD order for Monogatari. These show up, marked properly, and are stored in the appropriately marked "Season 05" folder on my instance. However, all of season 10's episodes also show up under season 5, despite the fact that they are marked for season 10 and are stored in the "Season 10" folder. Additionally, they all show up properly under season 10.
I have been unable to figure out why this show specifically is causing issues. I tried refreshing the metadata several times and changed the display order but it doesn't fix the issue. I'm unsure whether it's a bug with my setup or something with Jellyfin.
I've attached some screenshots which hopefully demonstrate the problem better. I also looked at the metadata manager, where apparently the episodes would "fix" themselves in the view when expanding the different seasons (see video: https://imgur.com/a/LNbIrMr).
However, I've been unable to properly fix the display order for one specific show (Monogatari). For some reason, Jellyfin is taking episodes from various seasons and "linking them" in other seasons, even though the display order is correct with how the media is arranged (DVD).
For example, season 5 should have 5 total episodes according to TheTVDB's DVD order for Monogatari. These show up, marked properly, and are stored in the appropriately marked "Season 05" folder on my instance. However, all of season 10's episodes also show up under season 5, despite the fact that they are marked for season 10 and are stored in the "Season 10" folder. Additionally, they all show up properly under season 10.
I have been unable to figure out why this show specifically is causing issues. I tried refreshing the metadata several times and changed the display order but it doesn't fix the issue. I'm unsure whether it's a bug with my setup or something with Jellyfin.
I've attached some screenshots which hopefully demonstrate the problem better. I also looked at the metadata manager, where apparently the episodes would "fix" themselves in the view when expanding the different seasons (see video: https://imgur.com/a/LNbIrMr).