@TheDreadPirate
Thank you for this insight.
However when i create a playlist at the naming stage i DO set the access to all by ticking the box.
A this point the playlist should have UID od 000000000000. When set in this way the playlist could be saved on a NAS and be imported and or shared with other Jellyfin servers (even with a friend)
On my other question I saw that is one opens a playlist and start playing it, then i go and opens the item playing, a new list appears and shows the tracks to be played, at the top right-hand corner there is an image of a diskette to save this sorted playlist.
I then save it with a different name (then if i want i could change the name to the old playlist (once i deleted it).
Thank you... Be well and good luck tomorrow
Thank you for this insight.
However when i create a playlist at the naming stage i DO set the access to all by ticking the box.
A this point the playlist should have UID od 000000000000. When set in this way the playlist could be saved on a NAS and be imported and or shared with other Jellyfin servers (even with a friend)
On my other question I saw that is one opens a playlist and start playing it, then i go and opens the item playing, a new list appears and shows the tracks to be played, at the top right-hand corner there is an image of a diskette to save this sorted playlist.
I then save it with a different name (then if i want i could change the name to the old playlist (once i deleted it).
Thank you... Be well and good luck tomorrow
Servers: Dell r720 128gb ram 2x 5690 24tb HGST
Supermicro x10 32 gb ram 1 X 5675 20TB HGST
Proxmox on all machines hosting OPNsense Home Assistant OS Truenas scale with Jellyfin in a jail in truenas
I still say to use less internet and use more cabernet (responsibly (only if driving))
be well now
Supermicro x10 32 gb ram 1 X 5675 20TB HGST
Proxmox on all machines hosting OPNsense Home Assistant OS Truenas scale with Jellyfin in a jail in truenas
I still say to use less internet and use more cabernet (responsibly (only if driving))
be well now