YunoHost-Apps / jellyfin_ynh

Jellyfin package for YunoHost
https://jellyfin.org/
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Bug with trailers or individual database problem? #116

Closed Schdefoon closed 1 year ago

Schdefoon commented 2 years ago

Hi,

first I have to say that my installation is suspected to be corrupt. I had to uninstall Jellyfin 10.7.7 and do a fresh installation of 10.8.1. Because I don't wanted to lose all my data I manipulated the new generated database with many old values. This might be a problem in my installation ..

So far most things work very well. I only found one issue: When I use the trailer icon in the movie overview it always starts a trailer from Youtube. My movies are stored in the same folder like my trailers. So I have "My Movie.mp4" and "My Movie_trailer.mp4"

In Jellyfin 10.7.7 clicking on the trailer icon started my local trailer "My Movie_trailer.mp4" Can somebody confirm that this is still working with 10.8.1?

tituspijean commented 1 year ago

_trailer looks to still be a valid suffix for filenames. https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/server/media/movies.html#file-suffix Try force-regenerating your library. Since you hacked into your database in undisclosed ways, I suggest you should ask for support to Jellyfin people directly. ;)

Schdefoon commented 1 year ago

Thank you very much for helping.

A few days ago I have completely set up my Raspberry Pi with a fresh installation of Bullseye and a fresh installation of Jellyfin. I found out that local trailers are not supported when I use one folder with all movies and trailers in it. It seems that there is no difference if I use "My Movie_trailer.mp4" or "My Movie trailer.mp4" or "My Movie.trailer.mp4" or "My Movie-trailer.mp4". In each case the local trailer is ignored on my system. What is working: When I use a subfolder "My Movie (2020)" and put the files "My Movie (2020).mp4" and "trailer.mp4" in it, then the local trailer is recognized. So I am reordering my movies as suggested 😊