With the recent update I dived into using STRMLNKs but quickly ran into the wall that others have, that Jellyfin/Emby/Plex don’t recognize them as valid files. The solution thus far has been to host the STRMLNKs on an external share.
However, Jellyfin (and probably the others) recognize the exact same file if it’s .strm instead of .strmlnk. So I ask if the following is possible:
a) A toggle to tell Infuse to treat all .strm files as .strmlnk
or
b) A flag in the filename (such as {edition-Streamlink} etc.) that would cause Infuse to treat that specific file as a .strmlnk instead of .strm.
With this option, one could add the .strmlnk file (with simply .strm as the extension) in with their other media, and Infuse would just add those three characters when told to in order to make it function as a proper STRMLNK.
This would make it so much easier to organize a collection of STRMLNKs inside the media center, but still have Infuse open the appropriate app to play the file.
(Yes it would mean you’d have non-playable .strm files in your Jellyfin/Emby/Plex, but that’s a problem for their systems not Infuse.)
Thoughts?