Hey @everyone!
I just launched this year’s Jellyfin Rewind, and I think you might be interested in it.
Jellyfin Rewind is similar to Spotify Wrapped, but made for people who use Jellyfin for their music listening. It let’s you take a look at your listening habits of 2024.
If you’re using Finamp’s beta version, you can even import all of your offline plays to your Jellyfin server this year, since Finamp’s beta automatically records all plays that couldn’t be sent to your server.
To learn more, read the release announcement on GitHub: https://github.com/Chaphasilor/jellyfin-rewind/releases/tag/2024.0.0
How long did you wait after adding the albums? Maybe another task was still running, like the LUFS extraction (that ffmpeg job you noticed).
Also, the tag parser was improved with 10.9, maybe your tags don’t have a supported format?
I honestly can’t imagine the Playback Reporting plugin causing this behavior, since it should just passively listen to playback events and record them in a separate database.
Regarding it not getting populated, which client were you using for playback? If the client doesn’t send the correct events, playback won’t be recognized by the server.
I went back and did some additional testing. I am unable to reproduce the issue on a completely fresh Windows Jellyfin install (10.3). I wiped all the directories before installing.
Though it took multiple attempts, the issue is still present on my main server (Linux Debian service) after adding the playback reporting plugin. I briefly added all the plugins and matched the settings and I can’t get the clean Windows server to break. I’ll have to dig deeper on the main server to see what may be causing this.
Manually tagging with MP3tag actually improved things for me, lol. Yeah plays only show up after they are done.
Okay, good luck in figuring things out! Maybe 10.11 will sort things out…