2024-01-23, 06:55 PM 
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		2024-01-23, 07:07 PM 
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		it's alphabetical so Se comes before St 
	  
	
	
open the show, click the 3 dots under the season, Edit Metadata, change it to match either Season or Staffel whichever you prefer if the question is why did it scrape that way; do you have nfo files in those locations? 
		
		
		2024-01-23, 07:12 PM 
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		I'm pretty sure that's not the solution as I have other examples that are out of order (see attached screenshot). The folders are also named correctly, so all season inside a tv show are named season 0x. 
	
Edit: Checking on the sorting titles. But why would jellyfin assign wrong sorting titles to seasons? Emby and Plex both handled all shows correctly. Edit 2: For the second example title and sorting titles are not different, but some do not have a sorting title and this causes the problem which, actually seems a little weird to me as a sorting title is usually only needed if it is different from the title. Yes I do use nfos. Will try and look into setting up jellyfin without them. 
		
		
		2024-01-23, 07:17 PM 
		
	 
	
		emby and plex are both corporate software which have paid developers so there's at least 1 reason they might do something a little better
	 
	  
	
	
		
		
		2024-01-23, 07:24 PM 
		
	 
	
		Does the metadata source you are using only have season info in your language up to season 4?  No native language metadata for season 5?
	 
	  
	
	
		
		
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		You're not wrong about that, but in the season metadata there is also a field for season number, shouldn't that be the sorting field?
	 
	  
	
	
		
		
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