I’m sorry if this has already been discussed, but in case it’s not, can we have the same feature like in Android, when you create a “.nomedia” file under a path, the files in the same level and below will be skipped during scanning?
This would be useful, say, if I want the camera raw files under the “raw” folder to not be included in the timeline without having to remove the raw files out.
Here is a template file I created for use with linux:
### PLEXIGNORE .plexignore similar to .nomedia but requires manual edit
# https://support.plex.tv/articles/201381883-special-keyword-file-folder-exclusion/
# https://support.plex.tv/articles/local-files-for-trailers-and-extras/
#When scanning in new content for your libraries, you can tell the scanner to ignore files or patterns by adding
# a .plexignore file #to any folder in your library’s content location. “.plexignore” is the exact name of the file to use; nothing more and nothing less #(e.g. it starts with a period
# and does not have a separate “file extension”).
#If you add the “.plexignore” file to the root (top-level) folder in the content location, the ignore rules will apply to all #sub-folders.
# Ignore all files with "trailer" in the name
#*trailer*
# Ignore files with the extension ".cr2"
#*.cr2
# Ignore directories called "Modified"
#*Modified/*
# Ignore all ".tif" files in the "thumbnails" subdirectory
#*thumbnails/*.tif