gccalvin@lemmy.world
on 01 Dec 2024 23:00
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I haven’t heard of Shoko. How is it different from metadata grabbers like AniDB and AniList? The website makes it seem like it just uses AniDB to tag your episodes and series.
entropicdrift@lemmy.sdf.org
on 02 Dec 2024 05:46
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It organizes and renames files and also syncs your watch statuses for shows. Basically it works as a complete library management tool. It also checks the file hashes for anime against AniDB, so it’s more reliable at getting the metadata right.
I use Sonarr to handle naming so I’d imagine this wouldn’t play nicely with it right?
I struggled for a long time to find a way to have One Piece to show in Jellyfin with the absolute episode numbers, and even though I found a way it wasn’t worth the tradeoff for me. I now just deal with TVDB organizing (S22E37 which is actually E1122 for instance) and just be at peace with it.
entropicdrift@lemmy.sdf.org
on 02 Dec 2024 19:11
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Yeah, I’m in the same boat, otherwise I’d be pretty interested in Shoko and Shokofin
Mainly:
Playback Reporting - I love pretty graphs and it also helped me straighten my trakt feed from duplicates.
AppleMusic/CoverArt Archive/MusicBrainz - Music Metadata
Trakt - Playback Tracking
Spotify Import - Import Playlist from Spotify
Current disabled: YT metadata downloader. I run jellyfin in a container and would need to redo the image with yt-dlp or somehow pass the locally installed dlp package. Neither I am particularly interested in so I disabled it until I decide to refresh my metadata.
Subtitles are handled usually manually with bazarr (as an import but sometimes also a search tool)
Everything else is done with *arr.
threaded - newest
Shoko is the only nonstandard plugin I use.
I haven’t heard of Shoko. How is it different from metadata grabbers like AniDB and AniList? The website makes it seem like it just uses AniDB to tag your episodes and series.
It organizes and renames files and also syncs your watch statuses for shows. Basically it works as a complete library management tool. It also checks the file hashes for anime against AniDB, so it’s more reliable at getting the metadata right.
I use Sonarr to handle naming so I’d imagine this wouldn’t play nicely with it right?
I struggled for a long time to find a way to have One Piece to show in Jellyfin with the absolute episode numbers, and even though I found a way it wasn’t worth the tradeoff for me. I now just deal with TVDB organizing (S22E37 which is actually E1122 for instance) and just be at peace with it.
Yeah, I’m in the same boat, otherwise I’d be pretty interested in Shoko and Shokofin
Since the seek thumbnail thing was integrated, none.
none because i use a seedbox :(
Could you clarify? I’m not sure I understand. Don’t see how using a seedbox has to do with using Jellyfin plug-ins.
I’m going to guess their provider has a very uncustomisable setup
yeah as ryan said, can’t install any since the provider doesn’t allow it
I would be using Fintube for Youtube integration, but it’s broken :-(
You might wanna checkout TubeArchivist and their Jellyfin plugin maybe!
Session cleaner
Tvdb box sets
Mainly,
How does Subbuzz compare to Bazarr?
It’s more for on the fly download when a movie doesn’t have subs, it’s great cause it’s fast and you only need Jellyfin. It’s not for the same usages
Those:
<img alt="" src="https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/pictrs/image/f42e8c70-b1dc-465b-8a68-6ef323b98fc2.webp">
Mainly:
Playback Reporting - I love pretty graphs and it also helped me straighten my trakt feed from duplicates.
AppleMusic/CoverArt Archive/MusicBrainz - Music Metadata
Trakt - Playback Tracking
Spotify Import - Import Playlist from Spotify
Current disabled: YT metadata downloader. I run jellyfin in a container and would need to redo the image with yt-dlp or somehow pass the locally installed dlp package. Neither I am particularly interested in so I disabled it until I decide to refresh my metadata.
Subtitles are handled usually manually with bazarr (as an import but sometimes also a search tool)
Everything else is done with *arr.