Oh you are right, these logs misled me
Thanks !

Hi,

Like I said, nothing has changed

--q 48866 'seriesDB=TheMovieDB::TV' or --q the-100 'seriesDB=TheMovieDB::TV' or even trying to ignore the wrong detection : --q 48866 --filter 'id != 665 && id != 295788' or --filter 'none{ n =~ /Batfink/ }' and Batfink is still detected nothing is working, seems like everything I'm doing, nothing ...

I'm on Synology.

Here's the logs : https://pastebin.com/50XBYUtx



I've tried with strict mode on and off, changing series db and same result.

Thanks

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