JRDrive Rclone File Manager

1.1.16 — Your TV shows, organised • TV shows are grouped properly now. JRDrive reads your folders, so Show / Season 2 / Episode is recognised as one show with its seasons — instead of scattering episodes into "Videos" or treating each season as its own show. Tap a show for its seasons, a season for its episodes. • Films are recognised properly. JRDrive reads your folders, so a movie without a year in its filename — or with the year only on the folder — is no longer dumped into "Videos". Multi-part rips (CD1/CD2) collapse into one entry. • Posters with no setup. Shows and albums fetch artwork automatically, no account or key needed. Films still need a free TMDB key, and the app now says so. • Show and film pages are real pages: large artwork, Play, a shortcut to the file's folder, and the full description. Videos from Media play full screen instead of in a small window. • Important fix for encrypted remotes: renaming one could lose its PIN and leave it unprotected. The PIN now follows the rename, or the rename is refused. • Mac: JRDrive sits in the menu bar while it's running, with sync status, Sync Now and Pause All. Video full screen hides the title bar instead of taking over the whole screen. • Find network storage from the Remotes screen — SMB, NFS, WebDAV, SFTP and FTP servers are discovered and filled in for you. On iPhone and iPad this never worked before. • Choosing which folders to scan is far easier to reach, folders can be removed on Mac, and adding or removing one rescans right away. • Fixed: a folder listing that failed looked like an empty folder. It reports the error now. • Tap a cast member or keyword on a film or show to see what else in your library shares it. • Two-way sync is now labelled Experimental. It resolves conflicts and propagates deletions automatically — try it on a folder you can afford to lose first. • Fixed: renaming a remote broke any encrypted or combined remote built on top of it. Those now follow the rename, along with your media folders. • Duplicate a remote from its context menu — settings and PIN carry over.