I'm hesitant to ask this because I just know that if I change something in my metadata agent setup something else will end up breaking, but...

Right now my setup is only downloading some actors, it seems to be top-billed, but is leaving off a significant amount of the cast. So what ends up happening is that good character actors often end up being ignored by Plex.

I'd like to be able to keep them in top-billed order and not loose Rotten Tomatoes ratings, is this possible? And what agents and agent order should I be using.

This metadata agent should be used with the Extended Personal Media Scanner found here. See the instructions on this page for installing the scanner.

This is a Metadata Agent for personal media files. It works in conjunction with the Extended Personal Media Scanner to scan personal media shows. The meta data agent sets the summary details on the episode. The agent expects the files to follow the naming conventions for personal media that are outlined in the Plex documentation.

Date-numbered shows

One major difference between the Extended Media Shows scanner and the Plex Series Scanner is that the Extended Media Shows scanner creates episode numbers for all of the date-based media. This results in it being sorted correctly in all Plex user interfaces. The episode number is the day of the year in which the episode is dated plus the optional index value. If an index value is not specified then a one (1) is automatically appended to the end of the episode number.

Plex date-based naming standard:

/Home Movies
   /Christmas
      /2010
         Christmas - 2010-01-06 - Getting Ready.m4v
         Christmas - 01-07-2010 - Getting Ready.m4v
         Christmas - 2010-12-24 - Stuffing_the_Stockings.m4v
         Christmas.12-25-2010.Christmas.Morning.m4v

Additional supported formats:

If the season title is specified it should go in the season description. Right now this is not working. I'm looking into why this failing.

/Home Movies
   /Christmas
      /2010
         2010-01-06 - Getting Ready.m4v
         12-24 - Stuffing the Stockings.m4v

      /2011 - Season title
         2011-01-06 - Some.title.m4v
         12-24 - Some_other_title.m4v

The above example would result in a show with Christmas as the show title. The season number, episode number and episode title would be parsed from the names.

Unstructured format:

Additionally the scanner and metadata agent also support unstructured content as well. What this means is that you could put all of your files in the same folder as long as the file name format looks like the following:

/Home Movies
   /Holidays
      /Christmas - 2011-12-25 - Getting Ready.m4v
      /Christmas - 2010-12-24 - Santa Claus.m4v
   /Birthdays
      /Grandma - 2010-02-24 - Grandma's 77th birthday party.m4v
      /Grandma - 2008-02-24 - Grandma's 75th birthday party.m4v

The above example would result in shows with Christmas and Grandma as the show titles. The season number, episode number and episode title would be parse from the names.

Multiple episodes/shows on the same day:

With this plug-in it is possible to have multiple shows on the same date. An example of where this might be used in storing multiple NFL games in a directory with the same date. The Plex Series Scanner will see these as the same episode and will give them the same episode title. The Extended Personal Media scanner and agent allow the user to specific an index number after the date to specify that the episode is different. This results in Plex showing the episode with the appropriate title.

/Sports
   /NFL
      /2013
         01-06_1 - Patriots Vs Giants.m4v
         01-06_2 - Houston Vs Minnesota.m4v
         2013-01-06_3 - Oakland Vs St. Lious.m4v

In the example of above three separate episode would be created in Plex and each with their own name.

Episode-number based shows

Plex episode-based naming standard:

/Home Movies
   /Christmas
      /2010
         Christmas - s2010e0106 - Getting Ready.m4v
         Christmas - s2010e0225 - Stuffing the Stockings.m4v
         Christmas - s2010e1225 - Christmas Morning.m4v

Additional supported formats:

If the season title is specified it should go in the season description. Right now this is not working. I'm looking into why this failing.

/Home Movies
   /Christmas
      /2010
         s2010e01 - Getting Ready.m4v
         e02 - Another episode.m4v
      /2011 - Season title
         s2010e01 - Getting Ready.m4v

The above example would result in a show with Christmas as the show title. The season number, episode number and episode title would be parsed from the names.

Episodes that contain episode release dates:

The following shows the different supported directory/file formats that are supported by the plug-in.

/Home Movies

The above example would result in a show with NFL as the show title. The season number, episode number, episode release date and episode title would be parsed from the names. The example shows 7 episodes specified above each would show up having the release date of 12-31-2015 in Plex.

Unstructured format:

/Home Movies
   /Holidays
      /Christmas - s2010e01 - Getting Ready.m4v
   /Vacations
      /Italy - s2010e01 - Getting Ready.m4v

The above example would result in shows with Christmas and Italy as the show titles. The season number, episode number and episode title would be parsed from the names.

Using Chapter instead of Season:

Additionally the plugin supports using "Chapter" and "C" instead of "Season" and "S" (case is ignored). Note: the word "Season" would still be used in the Plex user interface and cannot be changed by the metadata agent plugin.

/College Classes
   /Physics 101
      Physics 101 - c1e1 - First chapter.m4v
      Physics 101 - c1e2 - 2nd chapter.m4v
      /C2
         e1 - Some notes.m4v
         e2 - Some more notes.m4v
      /Chapter3
         e1 - Something else.m4v
         e2 - Something more.m4v
         e3 - Something real.m4v

The above example would result in 7 episodes being added under three seasons with a show name of "Physics 101".

Episode summaries

Episode summaries can be added to media files in Plex by creating a file with the same name and a ".summary" extension in the same directory as the media file you want to add the summary to.

Example media file:

Show title - 2010-02-02 - Some title.mp4

Summary file:

Show title - 2010-02-02 - Some title.summary

Download and source

Download: https://bitbucket.org/mjarends/extendedpersonalmedia-agent.bundle/get/master.zip

Source: https://bitbucket.org/mjarends/extendedpersonalmedia-agent.bundle/src

Installation

• Unzip the downloaded ZIP file, this gives you a file/folder with the name ExtendedPersonalMedia-Agent.bundle-master. Rename the folder to ExtendedPersonalMedia-Agent.bundle
•  
  • Mac
    • Move ExtendedPersonalMedia-Agent.bundle to ~/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Plug-ins. The easiest way to find this folder is to use the Go to folder... option in the Go menu of the Finder.
      
      ~ is your home folder. If you can't find your Library folder, have a look at OS X Lion: Where did my Library go?
  • Windows
    • Move ExtendedPersonalMedia-Agent.bundle to the Plug-ins folder: right-click the Plex Media Server icon in the system tray and open the Plug-ins folder
      
  • Linux (Ubuntu)
    • Move ExtendedPersonalMedia-Agent.bundle to /var/lib/plexmediaserver/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Plug-ins
    • cd "/var/lib/plexmediaserver/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Plug-ins"
    • sudo chown -R plex:plex ExtendedPersonalMedia-Agent.bundle
• Restart Plex Media Server (this is optional)
  On Mac and Windows: just quit and start again
  On Linux (Ubuntu): sudo service plexmediaserver restart
• In Plex/Web (the media manager), create a new "TV Shows" section and select Extended Personal Media Shows  from the Agent dropdown menu (under Advanced Options).

Plug-in Logs Location

This section details the plug-in log file and location on the different operating systems. Please send this log file to me so that I can perform additional analysis.

Plug-in log file name: com.arendshome.plex.agents.personalmedia.log

The following shows where the PMS Plugin Logs directory is on the different operating systems.

• Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Logs/PMS Plugin Logs
• Windows: C:\Users\<USER NAME>\AppData\Local\Plex Media Server\Logs\PMS Plugin Logs
• Linux: Open /var/lib/plexmediaserver/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Plug-ins

Change Log:

• 4/4/2015: Updated plug-in to fix issue with plug-in using the wrong parsed meta data within Plex due to the multi-threading of the metadata agents
• 5/29/2015: Added support for the following formats:
  • \Show Title - s2012e09 - 2015-12-31 - Episode Title.mp4
  • \Show Title - s2012e09 - 12-31-2015 - Episode Title.mp4
  • Show Title\s2012e09 - 2015-12-31 - Episode Title.mp4
  • Show Title\s2012e09 - 12-31-2015 - Episode Title.mp4
  • Show Title\s2015\e09 - 2015-12-31 - Episode Title.mp4
  • Show Title\s2015\e09 - 12-31-2015 - Episode Title.mp4
  • Show Title\e09 - 2015-12-31 - Episode Title.mp4
  • Show Title\e09 - 12-31-2015 - Episode Title.mp4

This was brought up once but the user had their specific issue resolved, so I thought I would start a new thread.

tvmaze.com is quickly becoming a huge community and it would be a great asset to Plex users to have them as an option for a metadata agent for TV shows. I have written a python interface to their api here so I am familiar with their api but I have no idea how to write a plugin metadata agent (or if that is even possible). Would the devs be open to writing this and/or can someone please point me to documentation on how to write my own? Thanks in advance!

I don't know if this has been asked before and a basic search did not turn up any results. But any thoughts on adding an iTunes Store Metadata agent? There is a pretty good iTunes Store Search API that returns a good amount of data needed including the iTunes Store Artwork.

For example a search for Harry (Harry Potter) (truncated for show):

**URL: ** http://ax.itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStoreServices.woa/wa/wsSearch?term=harry&country=us

Output:

{
  "resultCount": 50,
  "results": [
    {
      "wrapperType": "track",
      "kind": "feature-movie",
      "collectionId": 477162779,
      "trackId": 455832983,
      "artistName": "David Yates & David Yates",
      "collectionName": "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Parts 1 and 2",
      "trackName": "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2",
      "collectionCensoredName": "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Parts 1 and 2",
      "trackCensoredName": "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2",
      "collectionArtistId": 199257486,
      "collectionArtistViewUrl": "https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/warner-bros.-entertainment/id199257486?uo=4",
      "collectionViewUrl": "https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/harry-potter-deathly-hallows/id455832983?uo=4",
      "trackViewUrl": "https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/harry-potter-deathly-hallows/id455832983?uo=4",
      "previewUrl": "http://a131.v.phobos.apple.com/us/r1000/111/Video/16/77/2a/mzm.wluzynas..640x362.h264lc.d2.p.m4v",
      "artworkUrl30": "http://is2.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Video69/v4/85/d8/d5/85d8d5b5-518b-8a3a-0a28-78d8d9549c24/pr_source.lsr/30x30bb-85.jpg",
      "artworkUrl60": "http://is4.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Video69/v4/85/d8/d5/85d8d5b5-518b-8a3a-0a28-78d8d9549c24/pr_source.lsr/60x60bb-85.jpg",
      "artworkUrl100": "http://is4.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Video69/v4/85/d8/d5/85d8d5b5-518b-8a3a-0a28-78d8d9549c24/pr_source.lsr/100x100bb-85.jpg",
      "collectionPrice": 9.99,
      "trackPrice": 9.99,
      "trackRentalPrice": 3.99000,
      "collectionHdPrice": 14.99000,
      "trackHdPrice": 14.99000,
      "trackHdRentalPrice": 4.99000,
      "releaseDate": "2011-07-15T07:00:00Z",
      "collectionExplicitness": "notExplicit",
      "trackExplicitness": "notExplicit",
      "discCount": 1,
      "discNumber": 1,
      "trackCount": 2,
      "trackNumber": 2,
      "trackTimeMillis": 7825632,
      "country": "USA",
      "currency": "USD",
      "primaryGenreName": "Action & Adventure",
      "contentAdvisoryRating": "PG-13",
      "longDescription": "\"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2,\" is the final adventure in the Harry Potter film series. The much-anticipated motion picture event is the second of two full-length parts. In the epic finale, the battle between the good and evil forces of the wizarding world escalates into an all-out war. The stakes have never been higher and no one is safe. But it is Harry Potter who may be called upon to make the ultimate sacrifice as he draws closer to the climactic showdown with Lord Voldemort. It all ends here.",
      "radioStationUrl": "https://itunes.apple.com/station/idra.455832983"
    }
  ]
}

This seems to be pretty well documented here:
https://www.apple.com/itunes/affiliates/resources/documentation/itunes-store-web-service-search-api.html

and implemented here:

http://bendodson.com/code/itunes-artwork-finder/index.html

https://github.com/bendodson/itunes-artwork-finder

This would be extremely useful for the upcoming ATV App especially if we can figure out the Parallax artwork URL.

I am developing an agent and in my update function I have a HTTP Post to Cloudinary. However it never succeeds and I cannot seem to get anything to log. Here is the pseudo-code:

I have already tested this on system-wide python and it works fine. I have tested to ensure cloudinary library loads correctly with Plex and it does, and lastly I have credentials as a system-wide environment variable.

Edit: I am looking into the possibility that the environment variable is not being read by Plex's embedded python.

Any help is appreciated

try:
    file, ext = os.path.splitext(url)
     # any log statements above this execute
    cloudinary.uploader.upload(url, public_id=jID,
                                    width = src_width/2,
                                    height = src_height,
                                    x = src_width/2,
                                    y = 0,
                                    crop='crop',
                                    tags=['jl'])

    Log('Requesting cloudinary id for ' + str(jID+ext))  # does not Log
    ret = cloudinary.utils.cloudinary_url(jID+'.'+ext,
                                    width = src_width/2,
                                    height = src_height,
                                    x = src_width/2,
                                    y = 0,
                                    crop='crop',
                                    tags=['jl'])
    Log('Request is finished' + str(ret)) # does not Log
    return ret
  except e:
    Log.Exception(e)  # does not Log
  return url

def update(...):
   # Get image
   resize_image(...)
   # update metadata url (all log statements from here on execute)

Internet Fanedit Movie Database

So I had a sudden desire to create this today.

It scrapes details about fanedits from the Internet Fanedit Database over at http://www.fanedit.org/ifdb

Pulls Faneditor name into Director field and fills genres and collections fields with relevant info

Adds original film to original title field and pulls in the rating given by community reviews

Pulls poster as well although there's no backdrop images to pull so that'll just be a random shot from the video file

Standard Plex movie naming scheme works best: https://support.plex.tv/hc/en-us/articles/200381023-Naming-Movie-files

This is my first time writing a plugin for Plex so it's nothing fancy but maybe someone else can find a use for it as well

Installation:

Can be grabbed from here: https://github.com/tomfin46/IFDB.bundle

and as usual placed in the plug-ins folder

see: https://plexapp.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201106098-How-do-I-find-the-Plug-Ins-folder-

If anyone uses it let me know of any bugs/issues/feature requests and I'll be happy to fix/add them

Versions:

(31-01-2015) v1.0.1: Fix for parameter error and added version number

Screenshots:

Enjoy...

Hello!

I have developed a metadata agent that manages Arabic movies/theater. This metadata agent will retrieve the metadata available on elCinema, which is the biggest online Arabic movie database. Since elCinema has no public API, I have taken advantage of the HTML parsing, so take into consideration that this could lead to higher data transfer.

This module is still in beta and I would appreciate any bug reports via Github issue tracker on this page. To get the best results, follow the standard plex naming convention for movies.

Below are current adjustable settings:

• The ability to get output information in logs - This is for debugging purposes. Defualt: Off.
• Include theatre media in search result. - It´s not possible to determine if the media is a movie or theatre, and that many arabic theatre has the same name as the movie. There is no alternative but to give the user the ability to filter out the results. Defualt: Off.
• Include the English working title with the Arabic, if it exists - If enabled, The English work title will be included in the media-title in Plex. It will have the format 'arabic-title (english-title)'. Defualt: On.
• The ability to translate arabizi to arabic. - Most of the arabic movies is named with arabizi(arabic in latin-script, e.g. '7abibi' or 'habibi' will be converted to 'حبيبي'), this will provide much better search results. Take into consideration that this could also provide poor results if the naming is not done with Arabizi. This functionality will not manipulate names given with Arabic characters, only latin charecters. (Note. This mechanism is available through Yamil and is available in a seperat class and file). Defualt: On.
• Choose to retrieve metadata in Arabic or English By setting the agent as the default agent for a library, you have the possibility to choose between retrieving metadata either in Arabic or English. It is also possible to choose a language when you issue a search manually.

Installation:

• Unzip the downloaded ZIP file(link bellow).
• Rename the unzipped folder from 'Elcinema.bundle-master' to 'Elcinema.bundle'
• Move 'Elcinema.bundle' to your Plex plugins folder
  • Linux: /var/lib/plexmediaserver/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Plug-ins
  • Mac: /Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Plug-ins 
  • Windows: *disk*:\Users\*username*\AppData\Local\Plex Media Server\Plug-ins
• Restart Plex Media Server

# Download: here

# Github repo: here

Best regards

I've just started using Plex and of all my TV shows this is the only one giving me issues. I've checked how the files are named and it's exactly the same for the 12 episodes in season one as all the rest in season 2 thru 4, but this first season, these twelve files don't have any matching data, and renaming the data in the library doesn't get it sorted correctly with the other seasons. How do I fix this? Any help is appreciated!

I went to add new content for the 2016 season to my Plex library and found the MAL agent is no longer working/ no longer pulling data from My Anime List.

Is anyone aware of a bug or issue here? All detail on the agent page appears to be 2 years old at this point. Is anyone else using this agent or know of a replacement agent that works?

Subliminal uses multiple providers to give users a vast choice and have a better chance to find the best matching subtitles. Providers are extensible through a dedicated entry point.

• Addic7ed
• BierDopje
• OpenSubtitles
• Podnapisi
• TheSubDB
• TvSubtitles

thx to @bramwalet & @panni for developement

Download at https://github.com/pannal/Sub-Zero 

@panni said:
I've just moved my Subliminal.bundle fork into Sub-Zero. [Please continue here.]
Thanks again bramwalet for providing the initial plugin, and thanks to all of you helping to improve this bundle. Please continue to do so in the dedicated Sub-Zero thread.

I have a problem with my library. I first tried theTvDB and moviedb agents. But Plex is downloading ALL available images for the shows (poster, artwork, season and episodes) and movies.

For 10 tv shows I ended up with ~500Mb metadata. I do not want that. So I picked the personal metadata. Which looked much better. I ended up with not even 1Mb. But the update mechanism is still nuts. It feels like it scans the files for images and uses them instead. So first this takes a lot of time and I do not want that. Same applies for movies.

I disabled video preview thumbnails and disabled local media agent. The last option seems to have no effect at all.

Why do I want that? I have Plex installed on my synology nas. To watch my video files I use Kodi on TV and Plex for my iPad.

The Kodi library is stored on the PI so that does not bother me at all. And the library is only 85MB big and contains 20 TV shows and 10 Movies.

The plex library is stored on the NAS. I do not want to waste that much space on the NAS. 500MB does not sound much, but I did not even started to copy all my data.

Futhermore, Kodi is much faster in updating the library. So what I want is to handle the meta data by myself although this is much more work.

Any ideas?

hello
wouldend be more easy to add a Film ID Field to Plex?
if you have a look http://thetvdb.com/?tab=episode&seriesid=80379&seasonid=28047&id=332484&lid=14
on the Bottom there is a [IMDB.com ID:] which i belive is unique.

have a nice day
vinc

Hello everyone finally it's here and I think some of you waited for this to happen quite a while and I'm sorry for that. After the last few weeks I dedicated most of my time to finish the backend and reworked and improved this Metadata Agent.
 

MyAnimeList.net Metadata Agent / MALAgent

Description:
The Plex Media Server MALAgent is a Metadata Agent to request data from my daraku-mal-api Project to add the necessary data to the database. After your database is scanned by Plex the Agent will do a search query to the daraku-mal-api and the highest conformity will result in a detailed request of the Anime. The MALAgent supports both TV-Shows and Movie category. If the Anime you are requesting is a TV-Show the daraku-mal-api will look for fanart images (or Background images) on TheTVDB and Plex will download and save them for you to chose which should be displayed (first one is used by default).
 
Note:
The request for an Anime which is popular (like Naruto or Bleach) will take some time to complete because of the download process of the background images.
Works best with BABS

 
 
Installation:
https://plexapp.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201106098-How-do-I-find-the-Plug-Ins-folder-
 
 
Screenshots:

[attachment=41109:anime-background-overview.png][attachment=41110:anime-banner-overview.png][attachment=41111:anime-cover-overview.png][attachment=41112:anime-episode-overview.png][attachment=41113:anime-overview.png][attachment=41114:anime-settings-overview.png]

Download:
you can download the newest version of the MALAgent on my sourceforge-project-page
or visit the official malAgent project page

Troubleshooting:

Problems with finding the Plug-ins folder?

Where do I find the log file? and look for the "net.devvsbugs.coding.plex.myanimelist.log" file

Roadmap:

Version: 4.0

- used XML parsing instead of JSON

- Background, Banner, Cover Images from TheTVDB

- List of Episodes with Absolute Number, Name and aired Date

- overall code optimized

- exception handling

- support of 3rd Party Agents like OpenSubtitles, TheMovieDB and TheTVDB

 

Version: 3.7
- minor bugfixing in movie section

Version: 3.6
- Animes without english title will now return banner and background images again
- Animes Informations like cover etc. with only one element will now be added to the metadata again
- the original available at date of the show will now be set for every episode animes will be displayed in the "On deck" category
 
Version: 3.5
- original available at date will now be set
- more covers to choose from
 
Version: 3.4
- overall look of code improved
- more logging to see more clearly what is happening
- added OpenSubTitles.org to accepted sources (subtitles should be usable now)

Version 3.3.1
-minor bugfix which prevented getting a anime movie when the aired date wasn't available
 
Version: 3.3
- uses the daraku-mal-api
- supports Tv-Shows and Movies
- downloads background images from TheTVDB
 
Version: 2.1
- small bugfixing
- supports Tv-Shows and Movies
 
Version: 2.0
- uses the unofficial API by chuyeow
 
Version: 1.0
- uses the official myanimelist.net API

 
ToDo:

- what has to be done

- no TVDB title match -> use english title if available

Known Issues:

1. API calls especially ones who aren't in cache yet or are older then 7 days will take longer to complete. So it is possible that you sometimes won't get any metadata because of an http timeout. Just start it again and the API cache should be good to go. This is especially the case for Anime with an episode list over 100 like Bleach, Naruto, HunterXHunter and especiall One Piece.
2. TheTVDB search request I made to get the series will match the found title to the title of the series. If this matching score is not over 85% the response wont get any TVDB Data
3. With the inclusion of the Episode List of TheTVDB you will be forced to use BABS. You wont get any metadata to your episodes or even get Exceptions if you have multiple seasons.

If you have any problems with this Agent please don't hesitate to ask but please keep this thread clean. If you have problems, exceptions or strange behaviour post them in my Support thread here
 
you can also follow me on twitter https://twitter.com/D4r4ku or visit the project page on http://devvsbugs.net/projects/pms-malagent/ (there you can subscribe for email notification)

I have a number of MP4 files with embedded tags. Plex seems to grab the Title, Genre & Year tags just fine. The text I would like in the Summary is currently in the "Comment" tag. Using a tag editor, I could probably get the text into another tag field If I knew which one Plex local assets was looking for. Does anyone know or have another suggestion other than copy - paste one by one?
Thanks

Hello, as some of you know, I've made a metadata agent that downloads subs from Podnapisi.net.
It can be found at:
https://github.com/Coi-l/PodnapisiSubtitles.bundle

Put it in your ~/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Plug-ins folder.

Please report any errors or other things here in this thread.

Cheers,
Coil

Installation:

Unless you are familiar with git or Plex inner workings I recommend using the Unsupported App Store to install this agent. This is a plugin that allows for installation of other plugins and agents that are not in the official Plex App Store. 

Changelog:

2015-05-10:

• Update agent to use new keyword search feature on Podnapisi. 
• Update agent due to Podnapisi site layout changes
• Added option to choose up to four different languages to download subtitles for

2015-04-17:

• Update due to Podnapisi site layout changes

2015-04-03:

• Handling the new Podnapisi site layout

• Putting a file called .ignoresubtitlesearch in a folder will now effectively cancel all new searches for subs for files in that folder

2014-02-08:

• Handle directories in zip files.
• Include year in movie searches - should yield fewer but more accurate results

2014-01-31:

• If a search yields zero result, the plugin will now remove the release group and try again. 

I remember a while back when I use to get high quality album and artist artwork from Last.fm but now everything from artist images to album artwork are all extremely pixelated. Also some artist are doubled for some reason like Beyonce and Lil wayne and I can't seem to merge the doubles.

Are there any other Metadata Agents I can use?

the new movie premonitons with Anthony Hopkins in 2015 haven't got the metada

Good morning, I'm trying to sort out how to install the HAMA Metadata agent and Absolute Series Scanner agent on my PMS running from my Synology NAS. I've used WinSCP to get to the PLEX folders on the NAS but no matter what folder I place the agent files in (I've tried plugins, scanners, etc) and none of them made the agent show. Can someone give me a quick rundown of where to drop the files for these addons? My overall goal is to make it so PLEX can see my Anime OVA series and match them correctly.

https://github.com/ZeroQI/Absolute-Series-Scanner

https://github.com/ZeroQI/Hama.bundle

Hello everyone the gay adult videos Metadata Agent is finally ready. The agent will be updated periodically for improvements and added sites.

Gay Metadata Agent / Cockporn

Description:
The Plex Media Server Cockporn is a Metadata Agent to request data from various gay adult sites. It has allows for the movie database and local file information as the backup agents if the title isn't found on the site. After your database is scanned by Plex the Agent will do a search query and the highest conformity will result in a detailed request of the title. Cockporn supports the Movie category.

Installation:
https://support.plex.tv/hc/en-us/articles/201106098

Screenshots:
None

Planned Features:
* More sites, or a universal database to pull from.
* Better score system for titles.
* More metadata.

Download:
You can download a stable version of Cockporn here.
You can download the latest version of Cockporn on Github.

Troubleshooting / Issues:
* Report issues here, and you can see if there are any workaround for your issues.
https://github.com/iklier/plex-gay-metadata-agent/issues
* Log file can be found here.
https://support.plex.tv/hc/en-us/articles/200250417