Collection Artwork and and description

[McCordRM]

I had to create a folder (for Kodi) specifically for Collection Artwork. In each folder (13 Ghosts Collection, for example) there is the NFO file that reads:

Code:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<collection>
  <title>13 Ghosts Collection</title>
  <plot>13 Ghosts Collection</plot>
  <thumb>thumb.jpg</thumb>
  <fanart>fanart.jpg</fanart>
  <tmdbid/>
  <uniqueid default="true" type="tmdb">0</uniqueid>
  <genre>Horror</genre>
  <dateadded/>
  <lockdata>true</lockdata>
  <user_note/>
</collection>

The image files in each directory are:
folder.jpg
poster.jpg
fanart.jpg
thumb.jpg


As opposed to the XML file created by Jellyfin in the [boxset] folder:

Code:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>
<Item>
  <ContentRating>Rated PG</ContentRating>
  <Added>03/10/2025 15:22:35</Added>
  <LockData>true</LockData>
  <LocalTitle>13 Ghosts Collection</LocalTitle>
  <DisplayOrder>PremiereDate</DisplayOrder>
  <CollectionItems>
    <CollectionItem>
      <Path>D:\02-Sets\13 Ghosts Collection\13 Ghosts (1960)\13 Ghosts (1960).mkv</Path>
    </CollectionItem>
    <CollectionItem>
      <Path>D:\02-Sets\13 Ghosts Collection\Thir13en Ghosts (2001)\Thir13en Ghosts (2001).mkv</Path>
    </CollectionItem>
  </CollectionItems>
</Item>

**EDIT**
I copied my own directory 13 Ghosts Collection into the Collections folder. Jellyfin used my files, but then it showed 2 collections for the movie set. Mine, with zero movies assigned to the collection but with images, and the other one. I copied the XML file from the [boxset] directory into my collection directory, and then deleted the [boxset] directory that Jellyfin created, and now it works like a champ.