this post was submitted on 11 May 2024
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Jellyfin will find all files, naming files is for when jellyfin needs to fetch metadata, if your file is not named correctly, jellyfin might struggle to find its correct metadata.
Also, look if there are not weird chars in filename, for example emoji, weird unicode and stuff, I don't think that's the issue here but maybe?
Also, for permission check if all files have the same user:group permission
So I realized, those files were in a "Concerts" type of library. I copied the files into my "Movies" type library, and alas there they are.
Not sure why though, I can work with that, but I'd prefer they would be in their own library.
Is there anything special with that kind of library I should know about? Or is this a bug?
Concerts ? this seems like an plugin to me. You can just create a second Movie library ?
Lol ok your comment just made me realize my mistake, and I'd probably never see it and just go back to Plex instead.
So what happened is that when I imported my Plex library to Jellyfin I created a library named "Concerts" and content type I probably intended to click "Shows" but clicked "Music" instead which I'm guessing at this point expects only audio files, thus, never listing my concerts files on Jellyfin :)
That said, I think "Shows" is probably also not the correct content type here, I think they meant more like TV shows, like The Office or Friends etc. Probably the right content type is either Music Videos or just Movies.
Anyway thanks for the help, I wouldn't have noticed my mistake if it weren't for your comment.