plex-audio-subtitle-switcher VS Kitana

Ever since I was recommended this script for batch setting audio/subtitles on a show, I've used it religiously every time I'm about to start a new show to enable some specific subtitles or change the language. It's a super handy tool, but I'm lazy. I didn't want to remote into my plex server, manually run the script, find the right show/season, AND select the proper audio/subtitle streams every time. Luckily, I'm not only a lazy person; I'm also a bad programmer.

This might be useful. I'm not sure this is the right/current tool. I know there's something prebuilt out there but haven't done it myself. Someone else will probably chime in.

If you’re okay with a command line utility, I use: https://github.com/gstacks13/plex_set_tracks

the only ways i’ve been able to find to deal with this are pastatool and this script

This may not be a perfect solution, but I personally use it per show for anime with .ass files and it does wonders. Allows setting which sub and audio track per season or for the whole show. https://github.com/gstacks13/plex_set_tracks

Try this: https://github.com/gstacks13/plex_set_tracks

https://support.plex.tv/articles/204985278-account-audio-subtitle-language-settings/https://github.com/gstacks13/plex_set_tracks

Look into Kitana.

The Plex-Trakt-Scrobbler does this. You'll need the Kitana Plex plugin web frontend to access Plex-Trakt-Scrobbler's UI.

the old plex trakt plugin still works for me, need to use https://github.com/pannal/Kitana to access the the old interface however.

There is also an addon for plex that gives you more control, plex trakt scrobbler. Sadly plex has mostly done away with addons (I think that is why the addon is mostly unmaintained) so I use kitana to manage addons. trakt-for-plex may also be useful.

You need Kitana to access your Plex plugins.

2) Pair it with Kitana to access the web gui.

With kitana 'https://github.com/pannal/Kitana' you can run manual push/pull syncs. Along with more control over other plex plugins.

It still works! You just can't get to plugin GUIs anymore through the Plex app. You can run Kitana (https://github.com/pannal/Kitana) for this though

Did you set the sync to run at a lower interval? Or maybe to not wait until the server is idle? You can also try a manual sync and check the messages see if it returns any errors. The only way to do that is through Kitana after Plex got rid of the plugin interfaces. I run my own public instance at https://kitana.bas.sh if you want to use it.