Media that isn't available in 4K is marked as "4K Available". Both Plex deeplinks direct to the same non-4K copy.
This only seems to happen for media that wasn't added/requested via Overseerr. If I make a new/fresh request, the availability seems to show correctly for those items going forward.
I've tried re-running all the background jobs and flushing the caches via "Jobs & Cache" in settings.
Version
1.33.2
Steps to Reproduce
Install Overseerr via Docker using sctx/overseerr
Add 2 instances of Radarr and Sonarr: for 4K and non-4K
Mark the regular instances as default and 4K ones as default 4K
Check all Plex libraries and let Overseerr scan them
Screenshots
Here's a screenshot of the availability for the show "Succession"
Here's the actual 4K Sonarr instance
And here's the non-4K
On the other hand, here's the availability for "The Office (US)" showing properly
Here's my Sonarr/Radarr setup (both have scan enabled) and Plex libraries
Logs
Just to keep it more coherent, here are just the relevant logs for "The Office" and "Succession" items I've talked about above already. Althought I don't think they're overly useful.
2024-02-14T23:32:05.677Z [debug][Plex Scan]: GUIDs are cached. Skipping metadata request. {"mediaIds":{"imdbId":"tt0386676","tmdbId":2316,"tvdbId":73244},"title":"The Office"}
2024-02-14T23:38:04.945Z [info][AvailabilitySync]: The non-4K show [TMDB ID 2316] still exists. Preventing removal.
2024-02-14T23:38:04.945Z [info][AvailabilitySync]: The 4K show [TMDB ID 2316] still exists. Preventing removal.
2024-02-14T23:32:05.466Z [debug][Plex Scan]: GUIDs are cached. Skipping metadata request. {"mediaIds":{"imdbId":"tt7660850","tmdbId":76331,"tvdbId":338186},"title":"Succession"}
2024-02-14T23:38:07.290Z [info][AvailabilitySync]: The non-4K show [TMDB ID 76331] still exists. Preventing removal.
2024-02-14T23:38:07.291Z [info][AvailabilitySync]: The 4K show [TMDB ID 76331] still exists. Preventing removal.
Platform
desktop
Device
PC
Operating System
Windows 11
Browser
Chrome
Additional Context
It did work for me properly when I set it up for the very first time, but I had to modify some things and re-add the Radarr/Sonarr instances.
After that, I have tried a clean install with a fresh db and everything, but the problem still persists in exactly the same way.
I'm actually handling "4K" in Overseerr as a lower quality request, not higher, so in my plex libraries the (LQ) means low quality and matches the "4K" Radarr/Sonarr instances.
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Description
Media that isn't available in 4K is marked as "4K Available". Both Plex deeplinks direct to the same non-4K copy. This only seems to happen for media that wasn't added/requested via Overseerr. If I make a new/fresh request, the availability seems to show correctly for those items going forward.
I've tried re-running all the background jobs and flushing the caches via "Jobs & Cache" in settings.
Version
1.33.2
Steps to Reproduce
sctx/overseerr
default
and 4K ones asdefault 4K
Screenshots
Here's a screenshot of the availability for the show "Succession"
Here's the actual 4K Sonarr instance
And here's the non-4K
On the other hand, here's the availability for "The Office (US)" showing properly
Here's my Sonarr/Radarr setup (both have scan enabled) and Plex libraries
Logs
Just to keep it more coherent, here are just the relevant logs for "The Office" and "Succession" items I've talked about above already. Althought I don't think they're overly useful.
Platform
desktop
Device
PC
Operating System
Windows 11
Browser
Chrome
Additional Context
It did work for me properly when I set it up for the very first time, but I had to modify some things and re-add the Radarr/Sonarr instances.
After that, I have tried a clean install with a fresh db and everything, but the problem still persists in exactly the same way.
I'm actually handling "4K" in Overseerr as a lower quality request, not higher, so in my plex libraries the
(LQ)
means low quality and matches the "4K" Radarr/Sonarr instances.Code of Conduct