jellyfin-integration

Jellyfin integration provides HTTP client connectivity, authentication, and playback reporting models to enable server streaming and scrobbling. You use built-in domain models and managers to connect, cache, and convert media for playback.

Jellyfin playback scrobbling mirrors Subsonic-like behavior with a 50% or 4-minute threshold for audio, and a 90% threshold for video. Reporters synchronize now playing status and timelines based on these timing rules.

Jellyfin integration supports streaming, library browsing, and scrobbling for both music and video media types. It applies separate playback reporters for audio and video to keep timelines synchronized across devices.

Jellyfin integration handles authentication using standard headers and token management within its HTTP client and manager components. You configure these details during server setup to maintain secure streaming endpoints.

Jellyfin integration supports browsing multiple libraries and casting to various devices through its UI components and manager. You can add and manage servers to access diverse media types across connected hardware.

Building a Jellyfin streaming client requires domain models, an HTTP server client, a media manager, playback reporters, and UI link sheets. These components handle connectivity, caching, format conversion, and activity reporting.