Add the ability to point PMM to a folder containing prerolls instead of having to list all prerolls within the folder as a string.

Add Emby & Jellyfin Support Emby API Docs Jellyfin API Docs Original Github Request

Create collections based off if a show has been cancelled, ended, returning, or airing

Related to my help thread on discord: https://discord.com/channels/822460010649878528/1148845306507694171 I am requesting stan to be added as a supported network overlay

Add builders that utilize Spotify to parse data. Spotify API Docs spotipy Original Github Request

I was hoping it might be possible to create a hide_below_minimum attribute or something similar, such that it would behave like the delete_below_minimum attribute, however rather than deleting the collection it would automatically set the collection_mode attribute to 'hide'. Use case: I have several collections that consist of a single item simply for the fact that I like having the different libraries show up as related. For instance, I have the movie Stargate in a collection all by itself, but this allows me to see "TV Shows in Stargate Collection" on the details page. Similarly with the Terminator movies linking to The Sarah Connor Chronicles. If I use the delete_below_minimum flag then I would lose this link. I can obviously (and do) add that individually to each collection as needed, but it would also be nice to have it automatic in the case that what used to be a single item collection eventually adds something new. Thanks!

It is very hard/impossible to see the lozenge with posters that have dark/black backgrounds, please see attached screenshot. It would be very helpful to add a stroke to the lozenge(that is able to be increased to a predetermined limit) and possibly change the color of the lozenge & stroke itself via RGB/Hex values.

I believe this is a planned feature, but it hasn't been formally requested. The ability to apply operations and overlays to items added in the last day (for example) so that incremental overlay/operations can be applied rather than having to update each item on each run. I believe there are also plans to split operations (and potentially overlays) to make them apply in batches. For example: Monday: Apply operations/overlays to items starting A-G Tuesday: Apply operations/overlays to items starting H-M Wednesday: Apply operations/overlays to items starting N-S Thursday: Apply operations/overlays to items starting T-Z

Have schedule exclusions to collections running daily/weekly/monthly unless it falls in a specific range. For example a popular or top rated movies collection is scheduled for weekly run and visibility on Plex home but I do not want it to be visible on home page between March 1 and 15. This would be super useful to create and delete seasonal and non-permanent collections without having them pushed all the way to the bottom in Plex every time they’re created.

I have found myself wanting to schedule things hourly (morning shows on weekday, after midnight shows, saturday morning cartoons, box office movies in the evening) and the current strategy involves me writing a lot of yaml. I have this code in util.py and it works but doesn't work when combined with range :( hoping someone can help me out or just take it over elif run_time.startswith("myhourly_range"): logger.error("In hourly range") match = re.match("^([0-9]|0[0-9]|1[0-9]|2[0-3])-([0-9]|0[0-9]|1[0-9]|2[0-3])$", param) if not match: logger.error(f"Schedule Error: hourly_range {display} must be in the hour-hour format i.e. hourly_range(07-15)") continue hour_start = int(match.group(1)) hour_end = int(match.group(2)) if hour_start <= hour_end: hours = list(range(hour_start, hour_end + 1)) else: hours = list(range(hour_start, 24)) + list(range(0, hour_end + 1)) hourly_strings = [f"hourly({hour})" for hour in hours] hour_range_string = ", ".join(hourly_strings) range_collection = True schedule_str += schedule_check(attribute, hour_range_string, current_time, run_hour, is_all=False) all_check += 1