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### Jellyfin Scraper Configuration Guide For media management and organization, configuring scrapers within Jellyfin is essential to automatically gather metadata about the library items. The process involves accessing settings through the web interface. Navigate to the Library section where options for adding new libraries or modifying existing ones are available[^1]. When setting up a library, choose its type (movies, TV shows, music, etc.), which influences how data gets scraped. After selecting the appropriate category, proceed with clicking on advanced settings of that particular library entry. Within these configurations, find an area dedicated specifically towards scraping rules. Here one can enable/disable various online sources from which information should be pulled such as IMDb, TMDb, MusicBrainz among others depending upon what kind of content resides inside your collection[^2]. Customization does not stop there; users also have control over specific fields they wish to scrape like plot summaries, cast details, posters, backdrops et cetera by toggling checkboxes next to each item listed under 'Metadata' tab present alongside other choices mentioned earlier during setup phase[^3]. ```python # Example Python code demonstrating interaction with API endpoints related to scraper configuration. import requests def configure_scraper(library_id, enabled_scrapers): url = f"http://localhost:8096/Library/VirtualFolders/{library_id}/Scrapers" payload = { "EnabledScrapers": enabled_scrapers, # Add more parameters here based on requirements } response = requests.put(url, json=payload) return response.status_code == 204 ``` --related questions-- 1. What types of libraries support custom scraper configurations? 2. How do different media types affect scraper selection in Jellyfin? 3. Can you explain the role of Metadata tab while configuring scrapers? 4. Is it possible to add external plugins for additional scraping capabilities? 5. Which APIs could developers use when building tools around jellyfin's scraper functionalities? [^1]: This sentence describes navigating to the Library section in Jellyfin's user interface. [^2]: Explains choosing between multiple online databases for gathering metadata according to personal preferences. [^3]: Discusses fine-tuning individual elements of metadata collected via scrapers using checkbox selections.