Remote Files is a new Pushbullet feature that lets you browse and request files from any of your devices.
Forget a file on your work computer? No problem at all. With Remote Files, you can just go grab it using your phone and it will be pushed right to you. It’s super simple. The file doesn’t need to be in a special folder, you can browse and request any files.
It works the other direction too. You can also access your phone’s files from your computer or tablet. Remote Files makes everything just a tap or click away.
Best of all, your devices don’t need to be anywhere near eachother. Remote Files works even if devices are on the other side of the world.
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This sounds awesome! Does it work even if the device is turned off?
For Remote Files to work, the device does need to be online. For smartphones and tablets, this is no problem at all. For desktops, this isn’t a big deal either since most desktops are simply left online as well. For laptops that fall asleep, however, Remote Files won’t be able to talk to them when they’re offline.
Makes sense. What devices are supported so far?
Remote Files requires a native app to work. Right now it’s supported in the latest versions of our Android and Windows desktop apps. Get the apps here.
Great. How do I enable it?
Remote Files is disabled by default but can be enabled easily. On Android, slide out the app drawer and tap Settings and enable Remote Files access. On Windows desktop, open Settings and check the box next to Remote Files access.
Can I use Remote Files for free or does it require a Pro account?
Remote Files is available to both free and Pro Pushbullet users. Those with a free account will be able to request a limited number of files per month. Upgrading to Pro will remove this limit. (Free and Pro account file size limits apply.)
Since Remote Files is brand new, we are not enforcing the file request limit for free users this week. Try it out and see what you think!
Remote Files is brand new so we’re excited to hear your feedback.
We’ll be watching the comments below or you can also reach us any time on the Pushbullet subreddit. We’d love to hear about how you’re using Remote Files so we can make it even better!
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Jellyfin has a collection of optional plugins that can be installed to provide additional features. To create a plugin, see the plugin template repository.
How To Install Push Bullet
Installing
Catalog
Many plugins are available in a repository hosted on our servers, which can be easily installed using the plugin catalog in the settings. At the moment many of these are still being updated frequently so the version number may not be accurate. There are several different categories that can indicate what kind of functionality the plugins may provide.
Note to Windows Users:Due to currently unresolved permission issues on Jellyfin Windows installs it is not possible to update and/or uninstall plugins from the UI.To update and/or uninstall plugins you must stop Jellyfin, navigate to the local plugins folder and delete the .dll files for the plugins you want to update and/or uninstall.The plugins folder is located in different locations depending on your install:
%UserProfile%AppDataLocaljellyfinpluginsfor direct installs%ProgramData%JellyfinServerpluginsfor tray installs
After that start Jellyfin back up, and reinstall each plugin you want to update using the above method from the catalog.Plugin settings should be retained if you do not delete the .xml files from the <direct or tray path>pluginsconfigurations folder.
Authentication: Add new authentication providers, such as LDAP.
Channels: Allow streaming remote audio or video content.
General: Plugins that serve general purposes, such as sync with Trakt.tv, or Kodi.
Live TV: Plugins that help with connecting to tuners, such as NextPVR, or TVHeadend.
Metadata: Scrape metadata from a new source or modify existing metadata.
Notifications: Allow notifications to connect to many different services, including Gotify and Slack.
Manual
All plugins hosted on the repository can be built from source and manually added to your server as well. They just need to be placed in the plugin directory, which is something like var/lib/jellyfin/plugins on most Linux distributions. Once the server is restarted any additions should automatically show up in your list of installed plugins. If you can't see the new plugin there may be a file permission issue.
List
Official Plugins
Anime
Manage your Anime in Jellyfin. Supports several different metadata providers and options for organizing your collection.
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Auto Organize
Automatically organizes your media by monitoring a folder and moving or copying new media files into your library folder.
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Bookshelf
Supports several different metadata providers and options for organizing your collection.
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Email Notifications
Send SMTP email notifications.
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Fanart
Scrape poster images for movies, shows, and artists in your library from fanart.tv.
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IPTV
Allows you to add IPTV feeds to Jellyfin.
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Kodi Sync Queue
Helps keep Jellyfin for Kodi in sync with the library without needing to run periodic full scans.
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LDAP Authentication
Authenticate your Jellyfin users against an LDAP database, and optionally create users who do not yet exist automatically. Allows the administrator to customize most aspects of the LDAP authentication process, including customizable search attributes, username attribute, and a search filter for administrative users (set on user creation). The user, via the 'Manual Login' process, can enter any valid attribute value, which will be mapped back to the specified username attribute automatically as well.
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NextPVR
Provides access to Live TV, Program Guide, and Recordings from NextPVR.
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Open Subtitles
Download subtitles from the internet to use with your media files from Open Subtitles. You can configure the languages it downloads on a per-library basis.
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Playback Reporting
Collect and show user playback statistics, such as total time watched, media watched, time of day watched and time of week watched. Can keep information for as long as you want, or can cull older information automatically. Also allows you to manually query the data collected so you can generate your own reports.
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Pushbullet
Get notifications via Pushbullet.
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Reports
Generate reports of your media library.
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ServerWMC
Provides access to LiveTV, Program Guide and Recordings from your Windows MediaCenter Server running ServerWMC.Requires ServerWMC to be installed and running on your Windows MediaCenter machine.
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Slack Notifications
Get notifications via Slack.
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TMDb Box Sets
Automatically create movie box sets based on TMDb collections. Configerable minimum number of films to be considered a boxset. Boxsets are created as collections, and includes a schedueld task to ensure that new media is automatically put into boxsets.
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Trakt
Record your watched media with Trakt.
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TVHeadend
Manage TVHeadEnd from Jellyfin.
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3rd-Party Plugins
Antennas
Takes your tuners in TVHeadEnd and emulates a HDHomeRun, in order to connect to Jellyfin's Live TV and DVR features. It requires additional setup and configuration, but is a useful alternative to the TVHeadEnd plugin.
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Merge Versions
Automatically group every repeated movie.
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Skin Manager
Download and manage the most popular skins.
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Intros
Download flashy intros from prerolls.video for your movies.
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YouTube Metadata
Downloads metadata of YouTube videos with a YouTube API key.
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Last.FM
Enables audio scrobbling to Last.FM as well as a metadata fetcher source.
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VGMdb
Adds support for VGMdb to music libraries. Can provide both images and metadata for artists and albums.
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Repositories
Official Jellyfin Plugin Repositories
Default Repository
- Manifest
3rd-Party Plugin Repositories
crobibero's Repo
- Manifest
- Included Plugins
dkanada's Repo
- Manifest
- Included Plugins
danieladov's Repo
- Manifest
- Included Plugins