#original_language collection

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I am trying to build a collection that includes all movies with a particular original language, not the audio language. Whatever way I have tried I couldn't create and see the collection on Plex.

robust flame
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So, just to explain it a bit further. My goal is to create a collection that includes a specific original language. When I use audio_language, which works, dubbed movies are also added to the collection, which I do not want. Also, some movies in that language are not added at all, because the metadata from Plex does not have the language info. Hence, I would like to source the language info from somewhere else, TMDB for instance, if possible.

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blazing pier
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So filtering whatever builder on the desired original language should pick up just the ones you are interested in.

warm quiverBOT
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like this? didn't work. can't get my head around it sorry!

robust flame
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does this have something to do with the plex movie agent maybe? or does it source the data externally?

blazing pier
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This doesn't go in config.yml; you need to put the collection definition in an object xterna yaml and link it in the config.yml

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I'll do an example when I get to my desk.

robust flame
blazing pier
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That looks well over complicated for what you are trying to do.

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I'm on my phone right now so can provide more detail in a few minutes.

robust flame
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thank you i'll wait.

blazing pier
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If you want just those movies in your library which were originally in Turkish, simplest would be:

Create liberatrix.yml next to config.yml, put this in it:

collections:
  Turkish Movies:
    smart_label: release.desc
    sync_mode: sync
    sort_title: "!030_TurkishMovies"
    plex_all: true
    filters:
      original_language: tr

Link that in your config as:

libraries:
  Movies:
    collection_files:
      - file: config/liberatrix.yml

There's no reason to add the dynamic collection baggage when you are only interested in one of them.

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If you really want to use the dynamic collection infrastructure you could put this in that external file:

templates:
  my_language_template
    plex_all: true
    filters:
      original_language: <<value>>
    smart_label: release.desc
    sync_mode: sync
    title_format: "<<value>> Movies"
    sort_title: "!030_<<value>> Movies"

dynamic_collections:
  my_languages:
    type: original_language
    include:
      - tr
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NOTE: BOTH OFF THE TOP OF MY HEAD AND UNTESTED; MAY REQUIRE TWEAKING

robust flame
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The first one did it, thank you so much. Will close the post.