I went back and made the commands I used red and bold for ya. I do however thank you for the suggestion of -filter "n = /Dragon Ball Z/" I will give that a try and see what happens. Sorry if I did not post something correctly, I just thought I was giving you as much detail as possible. sysinfo output)Ībout using -q "Dragon Ball Z" if you go back and look I clearly stated that I DID use -q "Dragon Ball Z" and it still gives me Kai episodes. Include screenshots, logs or filenames (i.e. What are you trying to do achieve? What's not working? What have you tried so far? Which is why I posted the cute images that you are referring to. If you encounter issues, you can remedy the problem by either deleting the Plex preferences file (Mac and Linux) or removing all Plex entries in the registry (.
You posted this in your first thread to me. maybe that will help? I am fairly new to CLI which is the reason I came on here for help. This anime does not employ the usual episodic structure like most animes and TV shows do. I will go back for you and make the text red. But in this case I am talking about Dragon Ball Super. This way I have a set of the series that only has the Faulconer tracks on it.Not sure if your blind or if you just looked it over, but I did post the commands I used just not in "code" also I did use -q "Dragon Ball Z" and it didn't work.
To get around this, when I ripped my blurays with makeMKV, I deselected the 1st and 3rd audio tracks and only ripped the 2nd. You can't chose the default language track for individual shows, you can only change the global language settings which will automatically choose the track for whatever language you picked. That said, theMovieDB seems to have taken the Dragon Box Z collection down, so you won't be able to find metadata for any alternate cuts of DBZ, only the default one. What does your directory naming look like anyway? I'm not sure why as having the directory folders named something other than "Dragon Ball Z" or "DBZ" should keep them content ID matching with Dragon Ball Z (which is why they stack on top of one another). THAT has been a bit rough trying to figure out how to automate updating the flags in each episode to default to the proper audio track. Now I have a perfect Japanese and a near perfect english release of the show). I am also with free time trying to get these 30th Anniversary episodes to default to the Bruce Faulconer track (really, that's why I wanted this set. I continue to poke around and think about how I can do this.
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