Rob

@x3m666, It seems your issue was not related to the issue I was having. Which scanner and agent do you use for your tv library?

@x3m666 What does your script look like? Do you have the right library id's? Did this work previously and recently break?

This is what my batch file looks like. I allow r/w both directions. I haven't tested it exactly your way. Both of my plex servers are up-to-date. One runs in...

Back up your plex database. Do your testing. If you're not happy with the results, restore the database.

You might try creating another TV Shows library with a copy of one of the shows from your other library and seeing if sync will run that way.

Why not point your new library to the same path as your old library, let it rescan, then go from there? Won’t that save your watch status? [https://www.efrecovery.net/images/EFR_Ellipse_300x200_Transparent.png] Rob Platt...

There's a free tract.tv sync script you could try running. Maybe it would help you get the sync status into the new library? I was looking into it, but haven't...

I would probably look at editing the database myself. If the new library works, point it to your current media folder. Now you have two tv librarys, one with no...

@BEisem Let's see your script (omit your access tokens).... Mine looks like this: 

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