wrapperr VS Audnexus.bundle

I've played around with https://github.com/aunefyren/wrapperr before.

I guess most people already recommended plex wrapperr, tautulli, and plex-meta-manager. If you want to host your own budget software, there is firefly iii. Calibre with calibre-web is nice for organizing e-books, imo. I also like OpenProject for organizing projects, like stuff from work or renovating a room.

I set up Wrapperr for my users so they can see their own personal stats.

Apololgies I was wondering if someone can help me with a question about the Wrapperr for plex. I have a few family users attached to my Plex account who use my server - as an example my Mrs has her own user but logs in using my plex account. Is there any way to give a specific user their stats (not a specific plex email login)

The watch history captured by Tautulli is a lot richer than what is displayed in the Plex web app. This data can then even be used to create a Spotify-like year-end wrap-up using Wrapper or a collection/ playlist of the most watched movies/TV shows on your server using the Tautulli Builder in PMM

Either way, here is a GitHub link: https://github.com/aunefyren/wrapperr

I don't do much with music, but, I started using plex wrapped for tv shows and movies. Seems to do a pretty good job.

Plex wrapped

And Plex Wrapped Similar to Reddit and Spotify's "Wrapped" end of the year stats. Cool place to let your users see how much and what they watched and listened to over the year (or any time frame you configure)

https://github.com/djdembeck/Audnexus.bundle gets you meta-data updating.

Also I noticed Audiobook.bundle is no longer being actively worked on and has been moved to a different project, Audnexus. If you want to try it, I would use Audnexus because it has a release in March.

If you don't know about Plex, it's a service where you set up your own media server. It's not designed with Audiobooks in mind but I created a Music Library and only put Audiobooks in it. Plex is great and for regular media it will scan all your files and organize it and all the the details, summaries, catalogue and everything as if it were a regular streaming services; but since it's not designed for audiobooks you need to add an audiobook source for it to pull details from. I added Audnexus as my source, it works great.

Third-party metadata agents/scanners still work (e.g. Audnexus is a popular one for getting better audiobook metadata), but there are very few others that do. Ones that relied on their own UI (e.g. anything that integrated with services like Spotify, YouTube, etc) don't work anymore, and haven't for 4+ years. You'll see their entry in the Plugins menu in your server settings, but you can't do anything beyond that because the UI it relied on was removed.

Yes, it's fairly common. In lieu of "official" support, the third-party agent Audnexus can help with organizing things, pulling from online databases that the regular Plex Music agent doesn't (e.g. Audible), and setting tags that can help with navigation (e.g. setting the Style to the narrator, so you can filter to specific narrators).