u/BigPapaMurf

Started selfhosting just a month or so ago now. So I recently ripped my first multi disc movie (Pearl Harbor) and questions arose....

1. What's the best naming convention for multi disc media files?

   Answer: Still figuring out which one I like best from the documentation

2. Are there any undocumented (not in the official Jellyfin support doc's) file names that can be used?

   Answer: Not sure yet, I haven't done any googling on this yet.

3. Does Jellyfin automatically stitch these together?

   Answer: (updated) It appears it does, but the fact that the additional parts are plastered on the page like they are Extra's just doesn't appeal to me. .

If I was to stitch the files myself, the Google search I just did says use MKVToolNix for MKV files or LosslessCut / FFmpeg for MP4's. What's everyone's experience been like stitching the files together? Any else tried stitching and and any good or bad luck doing this?

After wanting to self-host for a few years, I finally committed in recent months, and as a previous user of Dashlane and Keeper Security, I knew I wanted a self-hosted password manager. I love how minimalistic Vaultwarden is. I've got it installed as an app on my UGREEN DXP4800 Plus, running TrueNAS / Tailscale.

When I migrated 900+ passwords over, I knew there would be some cleanup needed, so I started going through the web interface / vault. I started at the top of the list and as I went farther down the list, I started seeing duplicates. So for me, the next step is to filter those duplicates so they are the only records in the view. I found it to be a pita to have to scroll all the way to the top of that list to get to the Filters / Search Vault field.

So my request is for the developers to make that section of the page, that Filter box static, just like the main menu to the left of it. Anyone with me on this?