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My current folder structure looks like the following:
Series Name > Series Season Name [anidbid-12345] > Name - 01 - [some][info].ext
As AniDB does not support traditional seasons, a nice alternative would be to group series inside a folder and then have that folder be scanned in as a collection. This would greatly aid in adding new series to a library, and it would keep the main library directory more organized.
An example of this structure would look something this:
Anime Library >
Initial D > Initial D First Stage [anidbid-135] > Initial D First Stage - 01.mkv
Initial D > Initial D First Stage [anidbid-135] > Initial D First Stage - 02.mkv
Initial D > Initial D Second Stage [anidbid-145] > Initial D Second Stage - 01.mkv
Initial D > Initial D Second Stage [anidbid-145] > Initial D Second Stage - 02.mkv
Initial D > Initial D Third Stage [anidbid-625] > Initial D Third Stage Full Movie (2001).mkv
Initial D > ...
The base Initial D folder would be located in the root of the library. When scanned, Jellyfin should check within the folder and create a collection titled Initial D and then add the contained series to that collection.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This can be added once jellyfin/jellyfin#9407 is in a release by having a custom id for different seasons (the anidbid has to be in the name as shown in your example).
My current folder structure looks like the following:
As AniDB does not support traditional seasons, a nice alternative would be to group series inside a folder and then have that folder be scanned in as a collection. This would greatly aid in adding new series to a library, and it would keep the main library directory more organized.
An example of this structure would look something this:
The base
Initial D
folder would be located in the root of the library. When scanned, Jellyfin should check within the folder and create a collection titledInitial D
and then add the contained series to that collection.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: