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Fwiw, Plex parental controls are absurdly flexible. I have it set up so the kids account can only watch things that have been given a particular tag. Due to ho
by paradox460 3y ago
Fwiw, Plex parental controls are absurdly flexible.
I have it set up so the kids account can only watch things that have been given a particular tag. Due to how granular Plex tags are, this means you can give them a whole movie or TV show, some of a TV show, or a single episode
As it is right now, they have access to a reasonably large corpus of content, but nothing new; every time I acquire a new episode of bluey or something, my wife wants to watch it first. We basically always approve it, since we aren't that likely to object to most things you'd find in a kids show, but it's nice to have the peace of mind
- 22c 3y ago> every time I acquire a new episode of bluey or something, my wife wants to watch it first I wish Jellyfin had something similar, as my current process involves manually tagging things with a tag that isn't visible, then removing that tag once I've reviewed it.
- paradox460 3y agoIs it possible to automate that via webhook or something similar? You could have whatever media acquisition program you use set that tag, and then remove it whenever you're done. Would eliminate 50% of the steps, until more granular abilities are added
- 22c 3y agoI believe there's an API and I could maintain a microservice to do that for me, but there are probably a bunch of people who want a similar feature and don't want to have to run a microservice to achieve it.
- StimDeck 3y ago[dead]