You can lock the metadata for a given piece of media from the Jellyfin webapp in the same place you'd edit the metadata, it's down at the bottom of the page.
this post was submitted on 21 Jul 2023
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Yeah I thought that but couldn’t see Sort Title as one of the fields that can be locked.
Not individually but I think if you lock the whole thing it works
I’ll give it a try, thanks!
Make them read only?
Yeah but how? I could make the volume read only via Docker but then how will new library entries get metadata?
The other thing you can do is mount a "new media" folder writeable, and add new media there.
When you have everything the way you want it, then move the files to the folder that's mounted read only.
you could mount your media as read only :ro assuming you use a container
How will that work when new media is added to my library, though? Will it add it without any metadata?
I use tiny media manager for nfo files. Jelyfin just read, no write.
What are the advantages of Tiny Media Manager?
Jelyfin is awesome but in my case plugins for metadata scraping are behaving somehow weird and slow. And I don’t trust Jelyfin regarding write operations so access is just read-only.
I use tmm v3 for metadata scraping and renaming, which work great in my case.
I don’t know TMM and I’m curious why are you using the v3 when the v4 is available?
Last time when I checked, I have to pay for needed plugins on v4. V3 is a bit limited but “free” and fine for me. I plan to write my own cli tool just for scraping metadata, subtitles, nfo generation, renaming,… maybe some day…
Thanks, I use tinyMediaManager too. I’ve just tried locking the metadata on a few movies, will see if it works.
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