Closed crazygambit closed 4 years ago
I think the one-off episode problem stemmed from a TVDB issue most likely with their absolute numbering.
I think the one-off episode problem stemmed from a TVDB issue most likely with their absolute numbering.
I agree, that's probably the case. Thanks for looking into this so quickly. I have a few follow up questions.
Is the file being used by ASS? Because I can't get it to show the changes in One Piece. I've restarted Plex, cleared the web cache, checked that the new version was downloaded to DataItems and done multiple "Plex dances", but it's still using the previous episode cut offs. The relevant line in the log shows this: No 'tvdb4.mapping' file detected locally common.LoadFile() - File cached locally - url: 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ZeroQI/Absolute-Series-Scanner/master/tvdb4.mapping.xml', Filename: 'tvdb4.mapping.xml', Age: '662.906147718', Ended: None
Going to that link shows the correct file. Does that mean I just need to wait until the file is no longer cached locally? Is there anyway to force it to use the new file now? Thanks for you help.
No problem.
Did you delete the tvdb4 files out of /DataItems?
Yes, I deleted them, restarted Plex and they were redownloaded fine. I checked the file with Notepad++ and it was indeed the new version, but it just doesn't seem to do anything.
Ah - forgot. It will cache for a few days out of \AppData\Local\Temp. You'll want to delete it there and in \DataItems\ in order to force it.
That did it, thanks!
Fixed the starting and ending episodes of some of the arcs of One Piece according to this source, which is more accurate than the current information:
https://onepiece.fandom.com/wiki/Story_Arcs
In the previous file the opening song on some arcs changes on the second episode instead of the first. Now that's fixed.