Does anyone know why there is no option in the Sonarr/Radarr apps to change where metadata is sourced from?
The TVDB is where it is sourced from now, but often this information can be incorrect. For example, Cunk on Earth/Cunk on Britain is listed on the BBC site as one series (Cunk on…) with two seasons. TVDB lists the two as separate series, and TMDB follows the BBC site.
Since Jellyfin uses TMDB metadata, this series and its two seasons are sorted in the same way as on BBC iPlayer, but Sonarr sorts them separately.
In the end it’s not really a huge deal, but at the same time it’s frustrating that the metadata between the two are not always the same. I really just wish there was an option to change where *arr gets its metadata from.
I’ve had similar frustrations with ghost adventures. So many episodes/seasons and completely different versions of what goes where all over the internet. Always end up manually messing with it.
Pokémon is the absolute worst. Have you ever tried to organize the Pokémon show?? It’s a mess. Without being able to adjust what metadata Sonarr uses and consequently how it organizes the file structure, Jellyfin doesn’t understand what is happening and none of the metadata is correct. It’s insane. It completely goes against the main reason I use *arr, and I will not manually be organizing over 1,000 episodes of Pokémon manually.
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I’ve had similar frustrations with ghost adventures. So many episodes/seasons and completely different versions of what goes where all over the internet. Always end up manually messing with it.
Pokémon is the absolute worst. Have you ever tried to organize the Pokémon show?? It’s a mess. Without being able to adjust what metadata Sonarr uses and consequently how it organizes the file structure, Jellyfin doesn’t understand what is happening and none of the metadata is correct. It’s insane. It completely goes against the main reason I use *arr, and I will not manually be organizing over 1,000 episodes of Pokémon manually.