2025-08-08, 11:44 PM
(2025-08-08, 10:28 PM)bitmap Wrote: Are the permissions the same on both? That may be a difference. The other thing is that you might consider adding the tmdbid to the series folder and following naming conventions for the media file. Seems like Jellyfin either can't see the media file (permissions) or it's having issues parsing the media file (naming).
The permissions are exactly the same in both Movies (movies share) and tvShows (movtvshows share) on the Synology NAS.
WRT naming conventions, here's what I have... I thought I WAS following the naming convention... did I screw that up??:
Code:
~/volume1/movtvshows$
$ find 'X Files' -ls
262 0 drwxrwxrwx 1 seamus users 16 Aug 7 18:25 X\ Files
263 0 drwxrwxrwx 1 seamus users 52 Aug 8 17:55 X\ Files/Season\ 4
275 1967280 -rwxrwxrwx 1 seamus users 2014491903 Jul 5 12:49 X\ Files/Season\ 4/XFilesS4_2-Home\ C1_t01.mkvWhat is 'tmdbid'? I checked the movie database for the X Files... they show it, but there was no 'tmbdid' given??
Also - don't the docs say that the ids are optional?
Also - I tried using the following folder names with NO CHANGE in the results:
'X Files [tvdbid-77398]'
'X Files [imdbid-tt0106179]'
Appreciate your help, but this seems like bogus behavior; i.e. refusing to show anything at all. In the 'movies' share it always lists something.