2023-08-09, 08:11 PM
It seems my previous thread must have been accidentally lost/deleted, since I was never notified of any reason for removal and yet it is missing...
I'm looking for a companion media manager solution to add to my homelab setup that can auto-manage content downloaded from youtube in a similar manner to how other existing media managers handle TV shows and movies. Would really like to be able to treat proper shows/series from youtube like TV shows in Jellyfin, matching them to a proper naming convention for Jellyfin and storing them in series folders etc in accordance with metadata obtained from IMDB/TVDB. Other stuff not part of a defined series can go to another video library organized by channel.
Has someone put together a media manager that can do this? I'm using a dockerized environment presently so a single container server would be ideal. I've tried a few different YT/downloader containers on dockerhub, but they're all very barebones and lack features for things like automatic labeling, sorting, playlists, series, metadata fetching etc, so I still have to dig thorough my media folders and move/rename stuff manually.
I'm looking for a companion media manager solution to add to my homelab setup that can auto-manage content downloaded from youtube in a similar manner to how other existing media managers handle TV shows and movies. Would really like to be able to treat proper shows/series from youtube like TV shows in Jellyfin, matching them to a proper naming convention for Jellyfin and storing them in series folders etc in accordance with metadata obtained from IMDB/TVDB. Other stuff not part of a defined series can go to another video library organized by channel.
Has someone put together a media manager that can do this? I'm using a dockerized environment presently so a single container server would be ideal. I've tried a few different YT/downloader containers on dockerhub, but they're all very barebones and lack features for things like automatic labeling, sorting, playlists, series, metadata fetching etc, so I still have to dig thorough my media folders and move/rename stuff manually.