As a Brit I’ve always preferred Lock Stock to Snatch. Both great films.
DevilBoom
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Think it’s the Apple Music Classical app.
These Netflix miniseries are catalogued on both IMDB and likely more importantly The Movie Db (the default Jellyfin metadata agent, possibly what you’re using if you’ve not changed it) as 2 different shows. Not 2 seasons of 1 show.
- The Haunting of Hill House (2018): https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/72844-the-haunting
- The Haunting of Bly Manor (2020): https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/109958-the-haunting-of-bly-manor/seasons
Hill House is 10 episodes. Bly Manor is 9 episodes.
So you should have 2 top level folders under your TV show folder using them names, folder structure:
—[Root folder] Shows ——[Folder] The Haunting of Hill House (2018) ———[Sub folder] Season 1 ——[Folder] The Haunting of Bly Manor (2020) ———[Sub folder] Season 1
If in doubt always follow what the metadata agent you’re using in Jellyfin has on their app/website. I’ve never had an issue when doing this.
Yeah it’s a setting and it works fine for me. I’m not at home but here’s the setting on the iOS version (Settings > Playback > Resume Playback On):
I’m no fan of software subscriptions. I have only one and it’s Infuse. Took the plunge mainly for Apple TV playback a few years ago and I’m glad I did.
It’s not just relying on FOSS through JF, but allows connection to Plex and Emby servers. And just as importantly direct NAS playback (side note - I honestly think a lot people go through the hassle of setting up a full JF/Emby/Plex server when this option would work just as well for them for single client playback). They also update regularly, and generally adhere to native OS design standards so it feels at home - https://firecore.com/releases
Back to the point, I pay the cost of a McDonald’s meal a year and I’m happy. IMHO it’s fantastic value. And I’ll continue to wait patiently for the official Jellyfin Apple TV client rework (Swiftfin). If it’s great and ticks the boxes I need I’ll cancel the Infuse subscription, if not we get enough value for £8.99 a year to make it a no brainer decision to continue.