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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 3/26/21 11:22 AM, Peter Bennett
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 3/26/21 12:11 PM, Roland Ernst
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<div>Slightly off topic, but some of the shows I have
been recording originated in the UK where they don't
always use <i><b>unique</b></i> subtitles. There
can be an "Episode 1" in season 1 and then again in
season 2, etc. What is annoying is that mythmetadata
will look for Title/"Episode 1" and just go with the
first item that matches, resulting in <b>all</b>
seasons being marked as season 1! <br>
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<div>Could you please post examples?</div>
<div>Would be good to add them as test cases.</div>
<div>thx</div>
<div>Roland<br>
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<p>"The Forsyte Saga" is one example.<br>
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"Bulletproof" is another.<br>
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Also, because it was released by a web channel, Sky Go, in seasons 2
and 3,<br>
all of the episodes have the same release date and time.<br>
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