2023-09-10, 05:32 AM
If Jellyfin can identify a picture that it can already use as a preview, it won't bother attempting to download one or generate one.
Your solution is to delete the image(s) that already exist(s) then re-scan.
If you have a giant library and need to remove a lot of images to achieve this, this could be achieve fairly simply with a batch/bash script, or even a terminal one-liner. Google "delete all images in subdiretories recursively bash/batch" - Bash if linux, batch if windows.
Your solution is to delete the image(s) that already exist(s) then re-scan.
If you have a giant library and need to remove a lot of images to achieve this, this could be achieve fairly simply with a batch/bash script, or even a terminal one-liner. Google "delete all images in subdiretories recursively bash/batch" - Bash if linux, batch if windows.