MarkerEditorForPlex VS plex-credits-detect

Full GUI editor: https://github.com/danrahn/IntroEditorForPlex

If you really want them you could hackily add them manually, but they'll get wiped out and need to be restored any time you add another episode or reanalyze a season.

There is a decent third party workaround to this. Marker Editor for Plex.. It allows you to manually edit/change/add the intro and credit detector markers.

Marker editor for Plex, for manually editing intro and credit markers.

Note, I have tried IntroEditorForPlex, but it could never connect to the database.

There's also this editor (self-plug), which allows you to add/edit/remove markers. There are some downsides, like Plex wiping out customizations when a season/movie is reanalyzed, so you may occasionally have to manually restore them.

The latest beta release of the tool associated with the link above can make it a bit easier, though I haven't thoroughly tested mass-delete yet (hence why it's still a beta release).

From what I've seen, it mostly gets confused whenever there's text at the end of an episode, which is especially common in quiz/panel shows that often have a scoreboard near the end. I've been making unsupported manual edits for some items that I've noticed Plex is getting wrong, but it's definitely not a sustainable approach (and they get overwritten once an episode/season is reanalyzed).

And Plex-credits-detect, this one is mainly for detecting credit sequences, but can be configured to detect too.

And in the mean time this is working great for me: https://github.com/cjmanca/plex-credits-detect

That's essentially how plex-credits-detect works, using ffmpeg's built-in blackdetect filter.

1) Here you go: https://github.com/cjmanca/plex-credits-detect - it turns out Plex is capable of handling multiple skips per episode, but only detects one. This script can handle multiple skips including credits.