) for series and files showing in Plex thanks to the scanner. Update all the metadata information ((Series Title, summary year, episode title, summary, posters, fanart, tags.
Search the metadata source using the Series name given by the scanner and assign the series a guid, a unique identifier used to download the metadataa informations. Also applies if you want assistance but didn't follow troubleshooting steps or include logs. If you post anything on the scanner github or thread for any issue like poster missing/wrong, episode thumbnail/screenshot/title/summary missing/wrong, then you clearly haven't read this and need to pay the RTFM tax by donating (or you just find this the best anime scanner and/or agent, much apreciated average is 5 euros). Anything else is metadata related and agent specific. If a file is not showing in plex or showing at the wrong season and/or episode number, or is not passing through the forced id, then it is a scanner issue. Episode title (not filled by plex default series scanner, but ASS fills it, but this will be overwritten by the metadata agent). Series name (including forced id passed to agent search() function). The only exception to this formatting is Naruto Kai, of course.Īdded 'Help with' in the title, adding clarification.A Plex Series Scanner makes the video files showing in Plex and populate the following for the video files: 
Series are separated by season folders, and every movie has their own folder. The library is set up as 'Mixed content'. Plex handles it just fine so I would hope Emby can do the same, rather than me requiring to change it to Naruto Shippuden and splitting them up into seasons. The issue is I can't continue from where I left off, naturally. But because 'Naruto Kai' isn't an official anime, I can't do that (or so I'm thinking), there's no play button. , I want it to display the middle play button as you would find with normal titled media. What I'm wanting to configure it to is that when I'm looking at the series in library/home like this: I have Naruto Kai, a filler-free series of Naruto + Naruto Shippuden that are separated in parts, not seasons.
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