Interfaced: A Plex/Trakt/Pushover Script (2012.12.02)
Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 3:23 pm
Interfaced Script: A Plex/Trakt/Pushover Script for use with Jumpy Plugin within Universal Media Server
Description:
Use this script to interface Plex, Trakt, and Pushover with Universal Media Server through the Jumpy Plugin.
Serve your Plex library within Universal Media Server, scrobble your watched videos back to Plex and Trakt, and send push notifications to Pushover.
Plex Media Server-->Interfaced-->Jumpy-->Universal Media Server-->Client (PS3, etc.)
Client-->Universal Media Server-->Jumpy-->Interfaced-->Plex, Trakt, Pushover
Download:
https://github.com/righteousbs/Interfac ... erfaced.py
Usage:
Install Plex and media to your library
Install Universal Media Server
Install Jumpy Plugin
Setup Trakt and/or Pushover Accounts
Download Interfaced.py, modify the script per Plex, Trakt, Pushover Account Settings
Configure jumpy-scripts.ini with the following:
Start up Universal Media Server
Change Log:
2012.12.02
Publishes the entire Plex library including all Plex supported media filters, as well as a couple of personalized custom filters.
Sample List of Plex supported media filter by media type:
All Shows/Movies/Artists
Unwatched
Recently Added/Released, Aired, Viewed
On Deck
By Collection, First Letter, Genre, Year, Decade, Director, Starring, Country, Content Rating, Resolution, Folder, Album
Personalized custom filters:
All Unwatched Videos
All Recently Added Videos
2012.09.25
Currently supports the following video categories from your Plex library:
Unwatched
Recently Added
Origin Story:
I am a simple man with simple dreams. I want to maintain a neatly organized media library and I want to easily access my new content on my PS3 without having to drill down all the layers of structured folders.
My media consuming habits have been strewn with many manually intensive processes. I have been retrieving media and storing it in a dedicated new arrival folder, which is served with Universal Media Server. After I watch the show I move the file to a storage folder and add it to my digital library using TV Rename. This process has taken a toll on me.
So I have finally made the jump and migrated to alternative tools which have proved useful in streamlining my media consumption process. The Interfaced script is the conclusion of this process.
I am a long time fan of Universal Media Server. The tool is extremely versatile at serving all types media content to my PS3, however the only feature that I find lacking is support for functional media library indexing.
Plex is an excellent media library host and indexing tool and it happens to support DLNA. After using Plex for a few weeks I just cant get enough of the various indexing options available (Recently Added, Watched, On Deck, etc.), I just wish the Plex DLNA playback on the PS3 was better (Plex transcodes my media even when PS3 can natively play it).
So I decided that marrying the two provided the best solution that satisfies my nit-picky needs. This script is my attempt to solving a long sought after solution to a versatile Media Library and Media Server system. This has made my life easier, maybe it will do the same for you.
Description:
Use this script to interface Plex, Trakt, and Pushover with Universal Media Server through the Jumpy Plugin.
Serve your Plex library within Universal Media Server, scrobble your watched videos back to Plex and Trakt, and send push notifications to Pushover.
Plex Media Server-->Interfaced-->Jumpy-->Universal Media Server-->Client (PS3, etc.)
Client-->Universal Media Server-->Jumpy-->Interfaced-->Plex, Trakt, Pushover
Download:
https://github.com/righteousbs/Interfac ... erfaced.py
Usage:
Install Plex and media to your library
Install Universal Media Server
Install Jumpy Plugin
Setup Trakt and/or Pushover Accounts
Download Interfaced.py, modify the script per Plex, Trakt, Pushover Account Settings
Configure jumpy-scripts.ini with the following:
Code: Select all
[Interfaced]
cmd = "YOURPATHTOTHESCRIPT\Interfaced.py"
Change Log:
2012.12.02
Publishes the entire Plex library including all Plex supported media filters, as well as a couple of personalized custom filters.
Sample List of Plex supported media filter by media type:
All Shows/Movies/Artists
Unwatched
Recently Added/Released, Aired, Viewed
On Deck
By Collection, First Letter, Genre, Year, Decade, Director, Starring, Country, Content Rating, Resolution, Folder, Album
Personalized custom filters:
All Unwatched Videos
All Recently Added Videos
2012.09.25
Currently supports the following video categories from your Plex library:
Unwatched
Recently Added
Origin Story:
I am a simple man with simple dreams. I want to maintain a neatly organized media library and I want to easily access my new content on my PS3 without having to drill down all the layers of structured folders.
My media consuming habits have been strewn with many manually intensive processes. I have been retrieving media and storing it in a dedicated new arrival folder, which is served with Universal Media Server. After I watch the show I move the file to a storage folder and add it to my digital library using TV Rename. This process has taken a toll on me.
So I have finally made the jump and migrated to alternative tools which have proved useful in streamlining my media consumption process. The Interfaced script is the conclusion of this process.
I am a long time fan of Universal Media Server. The tool is extremely versatile at serving all types media content to my PS3, however the only feature that I find lacking is support for functional media library indexing.
Plex is an excellent media library host and indexing tool and it happens to support DLNA. After using Plex for a few weeks I just cant get enough of the various indexing options available (Recently Added, Watched, On Deck, etc.), I just wish the Plex DLNA playback on the PS3 was better (Plex transcodes my media even when PS3 can natively play it).
So I decided that marrying the two provided the best solution that satisfies my nit-picky needs. This script is my attempt to solving a long sought after solution to a versatile Media Library and Media Server system. This has made my life easier, maybe it will do the same for you.