Console-aware scanning
Each library follows the extensions for its selected platform and can scan one folder or its full directory tree.
JellyStreamz Games for Jellyfin
Scan game folders once on Jellyfin, manage the artwork in one place, and browse the same polished library from supported JellyStreamz devices.
Built for the library you already own
The plugin reads folders available to your Jellyfin server and sends only the game library experience to JellyStreamz clients. ROM contents are not uploaded to JellyStreamz, filesystem paths stay administrator-only, and stock Jellyfin clients stay uncluttered.
What the plugin handles
Jellyfin stores and serves the library. Your Android device still runs RetroArch or the standalone emulator you choose.
Each library follows the extensions for its selected platform and can scan one folder or its full directory tree.
Fast title matching is followed by CRC32, MD5, and SHA-1 checks when a filename is uncertain, including playable files inside ZIP and 7z archives.
Cache only the art types you want, choose primary images, replace a bad match, or upload your own files from the Jellyfin dashboard.
Favorites, hidden titles, recently played games, and play counts follow the active Jellyfin profile.
Every game, image, and ROM request requires a valid Jellyfin session. Library paths are reserved for administrators.
The client downloads a launch copy, checks the selected core or emulator, and returns to the same game detail screen after play.
Install from your Jellyfin dashboard
Open Dashboard, Plugins, Repositories, and add the URL above.
Find JellyStreamz Games in the catalog, install version 1.0.0.1, and restart Jellyfin.
Open JellyStreamz Games, name the library, choose its console, and select a server-readable path.
Choose the artwork types, start a scan, then open Gaming in the JellyStreamz client.
Required on the playback device
Install RetroArch or a supported standalone emulator on Android, then configure the core and any legally obtained BIOS files it requires. JellyStreamz can help check BIOS names and select emulators, but the plugin does not distribute emulators, cores, firmware, or games.