Streaming Collection

[loud kernel]

I am trying to add the streaming collections to a tv show library.

All of the streaming services in RD Shows say that I have no matches. I have added a lot of user lists from trakt.tv to this library that are Apple TV+, Netflix, Hulu, etc. There are also internal_server_errors on all of the collections that relate to streaming.

I have added my most recent log.

Thanks for your help!

[bold elm]

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It looks like you have not yet completed #938455615741775902, this will allow us to help you quicker.

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[bold elm]

**Rec 01** - 💥 **BAD PLEX VERSION ERROR**

💥 BAD PLEX VERSION ERROR
You are running a version of Plex that is known to have issues with PMM.
You should downgrade/upgrade to a version that is not 1.32.7.*.
For more information on this issue, [https://forums.plex.tv/t/refresh-endpoint-put-post-requests-started-throwing-404s-in-version-1-32-7-7484/853588]
4 line(s) with Plex Version 1.32.7.*. Line number(s): 304, 1753, 2591, 2709

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[quasi sphinx]

you're still on a bad verion of plex

update plex

[south apex]

OMG... 1.32.7

nightmares about that version

[loud kernel]

bah, where in the PMM file does it say its a bad version?

[quasi sphinx]

the version number of plex was not nice with pmm

there are several announcements and the bot tells you as well, that plex 1.32.7 is bad

[loud kernel]

just updated, rerunning pmm. will let you know if it works! Thanks

[quasi sphinx]

and your schedule: non_existing might also prevent the streaming from updating. cause those collections already exist, right?

[loud kernel]

In the library that I want it to update the collections do not exist

what does schedule: non_existing even do?

Also, this appears to have fixed the issue. It is taking substatntially longer to run a single time.

[quasi sphinx]

updates only if it doesn't exist, so the rest of the places you have that, probably won't update collections

[loud kernel]

Thank you. This is working now.