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    Jellyfin Forum Support Guides, Walkthroughs & Tutorials Figured out the "Organize shows and movies by genre" without multiple libraries issue

     
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    Figured out the "Organize shows and movies by genre" without multiple libraries issue

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    MayBeABanana
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    2024-06-26, 06:04 AM
    So, I had this random this random thought after seeing that "TV Networks" pulls data from the metadata for both movies and shows. By adding a folder in the JellyfinServer/metadata/studios folder for different genres, you can then use the "Studios" section as the genre section and it will compile them all together. Then it's just a matter of setting TV Networks as your default view and there you go. Also, in the the lock these items area at the bottom of each ones metadata, I unchecked Studios, so I think that way it shouldn't overwrite them. It hasn't so far. So now I don't have to go through and create several libraries to accomplish the same thing, and I can do a mix of movies and shows together.

    Here is what my current TV Network section looks like:

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    2025-04-06, 12:10 PM (This post was last modified: 2025-04-07, 05:18 AM by tc25. Edited 1 time in total.)
    I'm on 10.10.7 and the directory structure appears to have changed a little (at least on my install).
    This is a great hack and still works.

    The main issue I had, to get it going, was that the 'studio' field needed to be in the (main/top level) show's .nfo file.
    It didn't work if I added the studio to the individual episode file.

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