Jellyfin core does not store timer ownership. This plugin captures the authenticated user on TimerCreated / SeriesTimerCreated (via HttpContext) and later moves completed recordings.

Requirements

Jellyfin 10.11.x (ABI 10.11.0.0, net9.0)
Live TV recordings enabled
Writable target root (e.g. mount /recordings into the Jellyfin container)

Install

Catalog (Gitea)

Build/release via tag (see below), or wait for CI
In Jellyfin: Dashboard → Plugins → Repositories → +
Repository URL (raw catalog):

https://<your-gitea>/<owner>/<repo>/raw/branch/<default>/Jellyfin/manifest.json

Catalog → install Personal Recordings → restart Jellyfin

Manual

dotnet build -c Release
# copy Jellyfin.Plugin.PersonalRecordings/bin/Release/net9.0/Jellyfin.Plugin.PersonalRecordings.dll
# into <jellyfin-data>/plugins/PersonalRecordings/

Restart Jellyfin.

Configuration

Setting	Default	Meaning
Enabled	true	Master switch
Target root path	`/recordings`	Files go to `{path}/{Username}/`
Poll interval	60	Seconds between completion checks
Dry run	false	Log only, no file moves

Release (monorepo CI)

Bump version (SemVer X.Y.Z)
Push changes under this plugin folder

CI builds only changed plugins, creates release jellyfin/<slug>/vX.Y.Z, and updates the catalog.

Workflow: .gitea/workflows/release_jellyfin_plugin.yml

New plugins under `Jellyfin/`

Use Actions → Scaffold Jellyfin plugin (scaffold_jellyfin_plugin.yml) with a slug like jellyfin-plugin-myfeature. That creates boilerplate from Jellyfin/_template/ and registers the plugin in Jellyfin/manifest.json.

Notes

Series child timers inherit ownership from the series timer when there is no HTTP user.
Moves run only when timer status is Completed.
Sidecar files (*.nfo, images with the same basename) are moved best-effort.

README.md

Personal Recordings (Jellyfin plugin)