Hi everyone,

Today I'm releasing my Jellyfin statistics project.

It started because of a few things that bugged me in Jellystat, and since Jellystat is currently paused while its author rewrites it from scratch, I decided to build my own — with some more stats collected.

It combine jellystat for statistics and medialyze for file information.

Supports postgre and SQLite, ffprobe and multi user administration.

History import is possible from jellystat and PB reporting plugin.

But I'm not a programmer. I do HTML, C#, PowerShell and JS passionately, but not professionally, so this was written together with AI that helped me code and do documentation (to be best practice). If you want to try it, here's the link:

https://github.com/SpeeDFireCZE/jellyscope

Feedback and bug reports welcome.

Harmonie gets an On Repeat type playlist: the tracks you loop, collected over time and kept as your rotation changes.

Needs the latest version. It only counts listens recorded after you upgrade, so give it a couple of weeks :)

Updating this a bit as I have learned more about how these types of things needs to be posted. Thank you for those that have helped explain and clarify.

Here is the gitlink. It will download a .exe file.

https://github.com/packscopeio-dev/mediaiq-releases/releases/download/v1.0.0/MediaIQSetup.exe

Once downloaded you can get a free license at the site references in the set up page. 100% free. At the momenet this is just a personal project that I have been using personally and thought others might enjoy too. It is not open source but free with a license for the next 30 days. (that is the time frame I have available to commit to this project right now) I don't know what I will do with it after that - might extend that trial window, might take it down, might open source. I am new to all of this so I am also learning all of my options related to distributing this the right way.

Would greatly appreciate any feedback you might have if you give it a try.

🔑 Setup:
MediaIQ requires free API keys from TMDB, TVDB, and OpenSubtitles. The app walks you through getting each one on first launch — takes about 5 minutes. All three services have free tiers that are more than enough for personal use. Opensubtitles has a free teir with a limited number of downloads each day. Or you can pay them for more usage. I get nothing if you pay them for high download numbers and I am not affiliated with any of these sites in any way.

💻 Windows only. Runs entirely locally — your files and library data never leave your computer.

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🎬 What MediaIQ does:

• Missing Collection Detection — scans your movies against TMDB and flags which films you're missing from franchises you already own. If you have Iron Man it finds that Iron Man 2 and Iron Man 3 are missing.
• Missing Episode Tracking — checks every show against TVDB and reports gaps by show and season so you know exactly what's incomplete
• Quality Report — scores every file 0-7 based on resolution, codec, and container. Sorted highest score first so you know exactly what to replace first. A 1080p H264 MKV scores 0 — that's your target.
• Subtitle Management — finds missing subtitles and downloads them automatically in up to 25 languages using hash-matched accuracy so you get the right subtitle for your exact file
• Duplicate Video Scanner — finds multiple video files for the same title and shows a side-by-side quality comparison so you can delete the worse copy confidently
• Folder Cleanup — flags junk files (.txt, .db, .url etc). Never touches video, subtitle, or artwork files. Everything goes to the recycle bin — never permanently deleted.
• Library Health Score — a single number from 0-100 that summarizes the overall state of your library across quality, completeness, and subtitle coverage. The goal is 100.

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I have a small Jellyfin library and had no idea what state it was actually in. So I built a tool to tell me.

Turns out my library health score was not great.

34 movies missing from franchises I already own. Several shows with season gaps I didn't know about. A bunch of low resolution files I thought were fine. Subtitles missing on more movies than I expected.

Here's what the quality report looks like — sorted worst score first so I know exactly what to replace.

And the overall health dashboard*.*

Just started working on subtitles so those clearly need some attention.

Took about 45 minutes to scan 750 movies and 3,500 episodes and generate the full report.

It annoyed me that the same data folder for different OS (Windows <-> Linux) isnt compatible. I use both OSes for different purposes, and when I want to watch something, all my watch history, favorites, etc, are gone. Trying to make them use the same data folder js corrupts the Jellyfin server.

Thus I made JellyLauncher. Its a cross-platform (linux and windows, only) migration tool and launcher that completely edits the files to ensure the Data folder is compatible for Jellyfin.
Written in Python, its a decently fast script, and allows the metadata, the database and the instance to be shared between systems. This allows you to prevent any loss of watch history, and needs no re-scanning or re-linking.

More information and the project link:
https://github.com/XtronXI/jellylauncher

Its not a state-of-the-art script, but it definitely does the job. I'd love to see your all opinions and feel free to open an Issue if you feel there is any change needed.

UPDATE:

Scheduled Access — Restrict Jellyfin media by day and time

Jellyfin plugin to restrict media access by day of the week and time.

Restrict movies, TV shows and other media based on the day and time, using Jellyfin tags and libraries. A user signs in normally, but only sees the content you allow for that moment.

Use cases

• Allow educational content Monday–Friday.
• Allow cartoons only on weekends.
• Restrict children's content during school hours.
• Give a Jellyfin user different media access depending on the day.
• Create weekday/weekend content schedules.
• Show only a specific library during certain hours of the day.
• Swap what a kids account can watch between morning and evening.

I needed this functionality for my setup, and since there wasn't anything available yet to do it—and the alternative was automating it via scripts—I decided to build it with Claude's help. I figured it might be useful to someone else, so I'm sharing it here.

Just add this repository URL to your plugins and restart the server.

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bruce-rgb/jellyfin-plugin-scheduled-access/main/manifest.json

REPO: bruce-rgb/jellyfin-plugin-scheduled-access

Hi everyone,

I’m the developer of ARVIO, a free and open-source media hub for Android TV, Google TV, phones, and tablets.

ARVIO is much more than a Jellyfin client, it is a Mediahub. It has been in active development for over a year, is used by approximately 2,000 people daily, and has more than 10 active contributors helping with development, testing, design, translations, and moderation.

ARVIO brings different personal media services and user-configured integrations together in one consistent interface. Its broader features include:

• Jellyfin, Plex, and Emby home-server integration
• User-configured HTTP and debrid services (Stremio addons)
• Support for compatible metadata, source, catalog, and subtitle add-ons
• Telegram library and streaming integration
• Full Trakt and Simkl integration
• Synchronized/custom catalogs, watchlists, history, watched status, ratings, lists, and Continue Watching
• AI-powered subtitle tools
• EPG, catch-up, and Live TV support
• Automatic and manual source selection
• Unified search, recommendations, catalogs, and library management
• Cloud synchronization across televisions, phones, tablets, and the optional browser app

The latest update allows users to browse their homeserver libraries within the app.

ARVIO does not host or supply media. Users connect their own home servers, services, and compatible add-ons.

The goal is not to replace Jellyfin’s official clients, but to give people who use Jellyfin alongside other services one unified experience.

The Android app remains completely free and open source. An optional Premium tier provides browser access for Apple and other non-Android devices but does not affect the APK. Feedback from Jellyfin users is welcome.

GitHub and downloads:
https://github.com/ProdigyV21/ARVIO

Google Play (update was released yesterday and may take some hours before PlayStore updates)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.arvio.tv

Website:
https://arvio.tv

ARVIO is independently developed and is not affiliated with the Jellyfin project. AI tools are used extensively during development, alongside reviews, testing, and contributions from the project’s human contributors. This is disclosed openly: if you are uncomfortable using AI-assisted software, ARVIO may not be the right project for you.

Hi everyone, first id like to thank you all for the support, i am back with lots of improvements to the mod, initially i created the mod in 26.3 snapshot-5 as MC added the cushions, but while doing research not alot of people use snapshots as their main, so i have downgraded the version to 1.21.1 so it will be easier, i have also open sourced the code for both version and added a roadmap so you can follow the progress, i have also submited the mod to curseforge and modrinth so it will be available in you favorite mod loader

and thank you so much for the support and feedback/features are always welcome

REPO

26.3-snapshot-5: https://github.com/Samarth-programming/PixelReel (this will be official repo where all the releases be thought that would be easier)

1.21.1: https://github.com/Samarth-programming/PixelReel_1.21.1

Discord: https://discord.gg/RSWQuEnMj

Curseforge: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/pixelreel