2024-01-18, 05:38 PM
According to https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/blo...ons.cs#L95 , Jellyfin considers *.disc files as stub files not video files, and the ffmpeg bypassing logic is OK (with a clear error message if you try to stream it, saying you are trying to stream a placeholder file).
On the other hand, Stubtypes and 3DFormat (from the same C# file) don't seem to work, at least with the naming scheme I'm using because https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/blo...ver.cs#L96 seems to contain all the logic to manage the information I'm interested in in this thread, to populate some *.nfo file maybe.
They seem to get lost afterwards and appear nowhere in Jellyfin.
I use native mode and despite using appropriate naming conventions, the way the Jellyfin addon populates KODI database seems to bypass KODI's mediaflag detection.
I can use (and I am using) path based smart playlists though to try to facilitate navigation in KODI as much as possible.
On the other hand, Stubtypes and 3DFormat (from the same C# file) don't seem to work, at least with the naming scheme I'm using because https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/blo...ver.cs#L96 seems to contain all the logic to manage the information I'm interested in in this thread, to populate some *.nfo file maybe.
They seem to get lost afterwards and appear nowhere in Jellyfin.
I use native mode and despite using appropriate naming conventions, the way the Jellyfin addon populates KODI database seems to bypass KODI's mediaflag detection.
I can use (and I am using) path based smart playlists though to try to facilitate navigation in KODI as much as possible.