There any way to use romanji episode titles? #587
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X-jat is only for anidb and you haven't given the source priority, language priority nor the series specific logs that would have shown available in both anidb and thetvdb metadata sources for this series.... |
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T-EM 'title' Wtf is that dot after "en", should be a comma.. Title for eps is thetvdb first but anidb for series name |
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You need to look at the series specific agent logs in the los subfolder with the library name |
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I need the series_name.agent.log in agent data folders |
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Metadata Fields (items #), type, source provider, value metadata.seasons[ 1].episodes[ 1] language_series : ['x-jap', 'jat', 'jap', 'en', 'jap'], language_episodes: ['x-jap', 'jat', 'jap', 'en', 'jap']english seem to be the only valid one |
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that's the scanner behaviour, check numbering |
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I've tried every combination of language setting I can think of, but there's no halfway between kanji and just dub titles. Asking specifically about Pokemon, which is being a pain in the butt in general, but applicable to a lot of other shows that also have network TV dubs with terrible names.
my current attempt is to set the episode and series naming priority to
x-jat, x-jap, jat, jap, main, en, ja. And I know that the romanized versions of the titles exist, because AMSA picked them up fine - but that has its own problems that I'm fighting with.All reactions