How does anime naming scheme work in jellyfin together with the arr stack?

[Thedinotamer]

Hi, sorry if this the wrong place to post this, feel free to move it to wherever I should have posted it. I'm trying to follow this guide I found, Jellyfin's naming scheme and Trash Guides recommendations to decide how to name my current DB and DBZ series I have as preparation for my future media server project. The "this guide I found" link is just there incase you guys want some context to how i'm going to set everything up.

 

Trash Guides says the episode name should be this inside sonarr:

 

"{Series TitleYear} - S{season:00}E{episode:00} - {absolute:000} - {Episode CleanTitle} [{Custom Formats }{Quality Full}]{[MediaInfo VideoDynamicRangeType]}[{MediaInfo VideoBitDepth}bit]{[MediaInfo VideoCodec]}[{Mediainfo AudioCodec} { Mediainfo AudioChannels}]{MediaInfo AudioLanguages}{-Release Group}"

 

or more clearly written

 

"The Series Title! (2010) - S01E01 - 001 - Episode Title 1 [iNTERNAL HDTV-720p v2][HDR10][10bit][x264][DTS 5.1][JA]-RlsGrp"

 

But Jellyfin wants everything to be like this:

"Series Name A S01E01-E02.mkv"

 

This is how i've done it until now:

 

And this is how the file looks unedited:

 

[MowMdown]

You tell the *arrs what to rename them on import.

 

*arrs > settings > media management

Edited March 15 by MowMdown

[Thedinotamer]

@MowMdown But how does that work? Am I not supposed to just drop them inside the /mnt/user/data/media folder? Does Sonarr have some sort of import function inside that "media management" setting?

[MowMdown]

Yes sonarr and radarr have an import function. It will rename and move the files when they’ve finished downloading. You shouldn’t have to do anything manually.

 

the *arrs apps also have batch renaming for already imported files.

Edited March 16 by MowMdown

[Thedinotamer]

@MowMdown Ah, ok. Thanks