Jellyfin arranging episodes out of order

I'm trying to organize an anime show -- the directory is full of subdirectories titled like Season 01, Season 02, Season 03, and the files are named exactly like S01E01.mkv, S01E02.mkv, S02E01.mkv etc -- with no other junk in the filenames. TMDB was being dumb about recognizing the show and episodes so I prefer my own custom numbering. Everything is named correctly and organized correctly.

I've tried deleting metadata multiple times but pulling up some seasons will show the episodes out of order, eg Season 3 lists its episodes in the order

  • s03e05, s03e06, s03e07,
  • s03e01, s03e02,
  • s03e04, s03e03,
  • s03e10, s03e11, s03e09 ...

which is completely wrong and makes zero sense.

No clue how to fix this. I just want Jellyfin to treat the subdirectories titled as "Season 01" as seasons of the show and list the episodes in filename order, eg s01e01 is the first episode of season 1, s01e02 is the second episode of season 1, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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u/4-13 — 11 days ago

Making hooch feels like a cheat code

I've been making hooch for a year or two now. After moving to an Islamic majority nation from beer town USA, and getting sick of paying absurd prices for booze from black market vendors, I wondered, "how hard can it be to make booze, it's just sugar and yeast right?" And then I stumbled onto this subreddit and the pieces fell into place. Yeah its pretty much just sugar and yeast lol

I want to say it took me about 3 months to go from mixing bread yeast with fruit juice, w/balloon airlocks, to buying a cheap <$100 20l / 5 gallon "water distiller" from China. And it's been a lot of fun learning the craft of r/firewater while my r/prisonhooch projects are going on in parallel.

Low effort, low skill, low price wine making & liquor making easily makes stuff at least as good at the commercial grade stuff at a fraction of the cost. And it's just a fun hobby to do!

After getting good at making drinks, I started sharing my hooch with friends. They were all blown away. I could have started selling them hooch but instead I passed down the techniques I learned here and now we all make our own hooch and share what we make, and our recipes, together.

It feels like a cheat code. For the price of some juice, a little yeast, and a few balloons you can get some pretty good cheap drinks.

If you're a regular here, you've found the cheat code. Have you had much luck sharing the cheat code with others? Or do you mostly just make hooch for your own consumption?

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u/4-13 — 5 months ago

Double fermenting to prevent oxidation

So I know that pouring a hooch from one jug into another (after fermentation ) will likely cause oxidation. Had an idea to counter oxidation: don't transfer the full volume, just add a bit of sugarwater or juice to top things off and have a second fermentation to blow whatever oxygen was accidentally introduced back out.

Not a chemist or professional brewer (look where we are lol)

The context for this: I like making wine in a water bottle, skins in the hooch. After 1-2 weeks of the hooch sitting on the skins I like to take it off the skins but I can't be assed to set up proper siphons and filters etc etc to move the hooch from bottle A to bottle B. The way I see it, the amount of oxygen introduced can't be that much, and doing a second fermentation should remedy any potential damage done.... right?

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u/4-13 — 5 months ago