Entree3k / Jellyfin

Making better looking posters for Jellyfin's TV Network section
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Jellyfin Not Finding Some Posters #3

Open Entree3k opened 1 year ago

Entree3k commented 1 year ago

Jellyfin is having issues not finding the posters for; FUNimation Entertainment Sky Atlantic (UK) Sky Deutschland TV Aichi TV2 (NZ) YTV (CA)

Entree3k commented 1 year ago

Fixed Funimation and Sky Deutschland

SenorSmartyPants commented 1 year ago

TV2 (NZ) needs to be added to thumbs.txt

Entree3k commented 1 year ago

TV2 NZ is working now as well as Sky Deutschland

LeviSnoot commented 10 months ago

Adding to the list, the following are not found by my instance:

I attempted restarting Jellyfin as insructed in #11, however this did not fix it.

LeviSnoot commented 10 months ago

I just created PR #12 which will hopefully fix both this and #11.

Entree3k commented 10 months ago

I merged the pull request so let's see if this issue gets resolved.

LeviSnoot commented 10 months ago

Doesn't look like this fixed it unfortunately, but as I'm taking a look at the original Jellyfin Artwork Repository I see that they are using JSON files to identify the studios. This makes a lot more sense to me as it can uses some better identifiers such as IMDb ID's etc.

I think the best bet for making this repo work is to adopt that structure here.

The way I would do this is forking the Jellyfin repo, and then re-implementing the artwork that already exists in this repo one by one. Lots of work, but necessary for this repo to work. What do you think @Entree3k?

Entree3k commented 10 months ago

I mean I don't think it would be that much work. I can pull all the data from the Jellyfin Artwork Repo, the JSON files are already written up for the networks. We can just migrate images over to that. I see the JSON files are using .svg files for the images so I can just bulk convert all the jpg -> svg.

Edit: JPG to SVG was giving me issues, so I have converted the images over to webp as the JSON files also support that. I might even just add jpg and png to the JSON files so it can just pick up common file formats.