e2MDB – Check and correct matches

Use the web editor to check what e2MDB actually identified. Similar artwork alone is not sufficient evidence of a correct match.
Correct a single record
Section titled “Correct a single record”- Open e2MDB through OpenWebif or its configured web port and select Editor.
- Search for the title, using status/type filters if needed.
- Compare title, year and movie/series type. For a series, also compare season and episode.
- If necessary, enter a more precise search term and the appropriate type for a single-item scan. This starts new backend work.
- Compare alternatives. Apply alternative changes the match; Apply images selects artwork.
- Reopen the record and the affected skin view to check the result.
Renaming changes real files
Section titled “Renaming changes real files”Rename file and Rename accordingly when applying can change actual file names. Leave automatic renaming disabled when you only want to correct metadata. Before larger changes, back up media and sidecar files and check that related recording files remain associated.
The editor is not merely a visual skin preference: applying a match changes saved metadata. Work on one known item first and confirm the title and episode before repeating the operation.
Correct title, missing image
Section titled “Correct title, missing image”A correctly identified title without artwork is a different problem from a wrong match. The provider may lack the image, a download may have failed, or processing may still be queued. Inspect the record and backend status before forcing a new title match or clearing caches.
A broad series poster, episode still and landscape backdrop serve different purposes. An image changing between views may be intentional rather than a mismatch.
