Regie5 v0.8.0 by viviandsx

Home shows the next 14 days of episodes and films from Sonarr and Radarr, what was added lately, disk space and health alerts. Activity merges the Sonarr and Radarr download queues and keeps a 14-day log.

Approve or decline Seerr requests, or search Seerr and request something new. On the Jellyfin side you see who is watching, direct play or transcode and the reason, and you can stop a stream or scan the libraries. Glances and Scrutiny can be added for server load and disk health. Emby and Plex work in Jellyfin's place, both marked beta.

Setup happens on your phone: scan the QR code and fill in a page. Jellyfin can use Quick Connect. It only talks to your own servers on your network, never the internet. Signing in to Plex is the one exception, and that happens on the phone. English, French, Spanish and German.

Régie5 0.8.0: your disks' health and your viewing statistics, both optional.

Two optional services, read-only like everything Régie5 reads: if you do not use them, nothing changes on screen.

Disk health, with Scrutiny

• If you run Scrutiny, give its address on the phone page (no key needed): a failing disk, a disk too hot, or one whose last reading is more than 48 hours old counts among Home's health alerts. ✕ on such an alert opens the disk
• Jellyfin › Server gets a Disks section: each disk, its temperature and its state, as Scrutiny's own page says it (following its Device status threshold setting)
• A disk's sheet (✕ on a disk): its state, its temperature and the last 7 days', how long it has run, when it was last read, and the SMART attributes that are not fine, named in plain words (reallocated sectors, pending sectors, cable errors…)
• Scrutiny sets no temperature threshold; Régie5's: a hard disk or SATA SSD is warm from 50 °C and too hot from 60 °C, an NVMe SSD from 70 °C and 80 °C
• Scrutiny 0.8 and 0.9 (tested with 0.9.5). Régie5 never shows nor keeps a disk's serial number, model, maker or firmware. Small answers: about 3 KB per disk

Viewing statistics, with Jellyfin's Playback Reporting plugin

• With the official Playback Reporting plugin installed in Jellyfin, two pills appear in the Jellyfin tab: Server · Statistics. Nothing to enter in Régie5: it uses the API key it already has
• Over 7 days, 30 days or 12 months: the hours watched and the plays, a bar a day (a month over 12 months), the hours of each user, and the most watched films and series with their posters (found in Radarr and Sonarr by title)
• Only the plugin's read-only calls are used: never the ones that change its data, never its free SQL query, never which device or app played what
• The plugin counts from the day it is installed (Statistics says so while it is empty), and keeps 3 months by default: choose Forever in its settings for a full year
• Not with Emby or Plex yet

Also

• Settings: Scrutiny's row ("3 disks"), and the plugin next to Jellyfin's version; with six services each row keeps its address
• The phone page has a Scrutiny section
• What's new: a short screen once after the update

Install

• Unzip PPSA99520.zip and copy the PPSA99520 folder into /data/homebrew/ on the console (ShadowMount+ adds the tile, under Games)
• Updating from an earlier version: copy the new folder over the old one; your config.json and settings are kept

Known limitations

• Viewing statistics: Jellyfin only (Playback Reporting); not with Emby or Plex yet
• Plex is still in beta: Plex feedback is welcome, even if everything works. No Cleanup with Plex yet
• Emby (beta): reports are still welcome in issue #1
• Requests from Régie5 are made as the API key's account: asking on behalf of another Seerr user is not possible yet
• 120 Hz depends on the display and its link. A TV that takes 120 Hz only at a lower resolution may be sent that resolution: choose 60 Hz in Settings to keep 4K
• Open in Jelly5 (or Emby5, or Plex) is not possible: the console does not let one app start another; Options › Find in… names the title to look for
• Tested on firmware 13.60