Not all movies are shown

[pegu]

Hello togther!

The last days I started with Jellyfin as a media server.

I use it as a docker container via docker-compose.yml.

The server is running fine. Music works very well.

Just with the movies I have troubles ...

... not all of our movis will be shown in the section movies.

Als movies are in the same location, use *.ts file system, are using the same convention in the file name.

Do you have an idea what will cause this issue?

Many thanks for your kind support!

pegu

[CleverId10t]

are you using a media layout as per https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/server/media/movies ?

could it be a file permission issue?

do you see any scanning issues in the jellyfin logs?

[pegu]

a. I have seen this doc. All files are a *.ts file. The convention is NAMEOFMOVI_(YEAR)_ptNUMBER.ts -> e.g. Black Hawk Down (2001) pt1.ts or Black Hawk Down (2001) pt2.ts

b. I can access all files (they are stored on a NAS) from all our devices. So I guess it is NO isuee. Also the OS where Docker is running has 100% access to all files

c. I found two types of logs (FFmepg and log). In the log file named with todays date I found three times "Scann". This was in context with scanning the libaries and there was stated that it ends completed ...

[TheDreadPirate]

Share both the log and ffmpeg log via pastebin.

[pegu]

Are there any senstive stuff inside of this files?

Can everybody see what is posted on this web site?

I have a little privacy concern ...

[TheDreadPirate]

Only if your public IP is in your log. LAN IPs are not sensitive. You can also sensor usernames, if that is a concern.

By default, anyone with the pastebin link can read it. You can set a password or a expiration time.

[pegu]

Here are the requested logs:

https://pastebin.com/gAmVj9ja

https://pastebin.com/6iu1c2tg

[TheDreadPirate]

Honestly.....your media is a mess. The part naming is not quite correctly. You should be using "-pt1" instead of "_pt1". It is very picky.

The contents of the TS containers is also a mess. ffprobe isn't able to figure out what all the tracks are in the files and when it is trying to transcode it is failing because of that.

[pegu]

Thanks for your replay!

The naming I can change. The content in the container not ...

... the files are recorded TV streams via SAT receiver and external HDD.

Anyway: Thanks again for your time!

[TheDreadPirate]

You could use ffmpeg to merge the files together. My recordings aren't in multiple parts, but I do use a postprocessing script to move the recordings from TS containers to MP4.

You could do something similar to merge the parts into one file.

https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Concatenate