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[Issue]: loss of music playlist content after scan #11625

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4EverChaos opened this issue May 14, 2024 · 5 comments
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[Issue]: loss of music playlist content after scan #11625

4EverChaos opened this issue May 14, 2024 · 5 comments
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@4EverChaos
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4EverChaos commented May 14, 2024

Please describe your bug

Since 10.9/.1 are music playlists based on a m3u file without content after a fresh media library scan. And a targeted media data refresh on that specific playlist.
The m3u playlists are automatically generated by my music library program MusicBee with an Unix address scheme. That has worked flawlessly prior the latest release.
The weird part is that the playlists are then again filled with the missing tracks as expected, after a reboot of the Jellyfin server. (Dashboard setting)
Not sure what is causing that behaviour.

Reproduction Steps

  1. Jellyfin 10.9/.1
  2. Create m3u playlist with Unix pathing scheme
  3. Scan library or refresh the metadata of the specific playlist
  4. Check the playlist content - should be empty now
  5. Go to the settings and restart Jellyfin
  6. Check the playlist again - playlist should be filled as expected

Jellyfin Version

10.9.1

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10.9/.1

Environment

- OS: Ubuntu LTS 22.04.4
- Linux Kernel: 5.15 
- Virtualization: Proxmox VM
- Clients: Firefox, Sonixd, Finamp, Feishin web application
- Browser: Firefox, Arc Browser on Mac
- FFmpeg Version:
- Playback Method:
- Hardware Acceleration:
- GPU Model:
- Plugins:
- Reverse Proxy:
- Base URL:
- Networking:
- Storage:

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@4EverChaos 4EverChaos added the bug Something isn't working label May 14, 2024
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@Shadowghost
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I also ran into this and was unable to find out, why the scanner is not correctly reading the file on first scan. Just scan twice and it works.

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Interesting. So you scan and the playlists are empty but when you scan again they are filled? You scan the whole music library or just the playlist? Because both doesn’t work for me. But when I restart Jellyfin itself it fixes the problem immediately.

@Shadowghost
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You migth need to force refresh your browser after re-scanning. It worked for me by just rescanning the playlist

@4EverChaos
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Hm that didn’t help in my case either. Also tried it with different clients / apps.
For now I just turned off the automatic library scan and scan when I know that changes were made, plus the reboot. But obviously that’s not the solution…

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