How to delete a "library"

[Hanu]

Background:
1) I tried to install Jellyfin to my Synology NAS using Container Manager. Installation failed. 
2) Installed Jellyfin with SynoCommunity package. Installed ok. Works '~ok'.

Now I have a library named 'Kansiot' which I cannot see or delete in Libraries. Maybe it is a remains from 1)

Anyway, how can I delete library 'Kansiot' ?

[TheDreadPirate]

Do you have folder view enabled?

[Hanu]

Thx, Folder view was enabled.

How can I rename 'Kansiot' to something else? I cant find this anywhere.

[TheDreadPirate]

I should have put "Kansiot" into Google translate.  Would have saved the step of asking if you have folder view enabled.  

No, you cannot change that name since it isn't a "library".  If you don't want this "folder view" you'd have to disable it.

Dashboard > Library > Display > uncheck "Display a folder view to show plain media folders"

[Hanu]

'Kansiot' is Folders in Finnish. If this generated by JF how come 'My Media' is not translated? (and Home, Favourites, Recently Added...) There could be a translation table for headings and terms. Maybe in the next version?

[JamesCRocks]

Hi,

I have a similar problem.

I set up JeffyFin for the first time today and I got it working on some clients (my TV and my PC) but things didn't go entirely smoothly.

* I configured JF to use a particular folder for music when I should have given it a different folder so I'd like to delete or reconfigure my music Library folder.
* It misrecognises some of my films, for example, it decided that "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier" was actually a science fiction, comedy, animation film called "The Final Frontier"... I mean, they might have a point about it being a comedy given it's one of the worst in the series (Shatner directed) 🤣
* It selects some weird images although I can manually edit those.

Part of the reason might be that my digital video collection is self-ripped making it potentially harder for JF to recognise them but there's little I can do about that. For me, it's early in the day so I can easily uninstall and reinstall but I'd like to figure if it's possible to do these things correctly.

Thanks

James

[bitmap]

Always make your own topic instead of piggybacking. If your issue matches exactly, the solution is likely similar. Asking new questions in an old thread is not a great way to get help. I tend to look for zero-post questions and happened to stumble across this one.

1. Remove the library entirely, add a new library with the correct path. Only time I modify a library with regard to paths is to add paths to new storage locations.
2. The likely culprit is not following naming conventions set forth in the documentation.
3. Enable/disable metadata providers as you see fit or, as you said, manually change the images.

[JamesCRocks]

Always make your own topic instead of piggybacking. If your issue matches exactly, the solution is likely similar. Asking new questions in an old thread is not a great way to get help. I tend to look for zero-post questions and happened to stumble across this one.

1. Remove the library entirely, add a new library with the correct path. Only time I modify a library with regard to paths is to add paths to new storage locations.
2. The likely culprit is not following naming conventions set forth in the documentation.
3. Enable/disable metadata providers as you see fit or, as you said, manually change the images.

Will do!

James