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Teach Usherr your taste

Thumbs up and down make your For you suggestions better. Rate 20 is the quick start.

In Broadcast: the thumbs on a title’s page (More, Rate it) and on posters; Rate 20 is on Discover (Find, Discover).
In Classic or Neu: Discover, Rate 20, next to Roulette.

Simple

  1. Why vote?

    Every thumb teaches Usherr what you like and what isn’t for you. Your For you row, your match on every title, Tonight’s picks and Roulette all get better with each one. Your votes are your own: nobody else in the house sees them.

  2. Discover

    Rate 20 is up here, next to Roulette (Find, Discover in Broadcast).

  3. Rate 20

    Twenty titles, one at a time: the quickest way to start.

  4. Like, Not for me, or Skip

    Say if you liked it, or if it looks like your kind of thing. Never seen it and not sure? Skip. On a keyboard: → likes, ← passes, space skips. Go through as many as you like.

  5. Usherr is learning

    After a few likes, a For you row appears at the top of Discover, each title with its match and why (“because you liked Arrival”).

    Every poster and title page has the thumbs: tap one whenever you finish something.

Advanced: every option

  1. Why vote?

    Every thumb teaches Usherr your taste: the genres, actors, directors and subjects you keep coming back to. It also learns from what you finish in Jellyfin. Your votes are your own.

  2. Discover

    Rate 20 is up here, next to Roulette (Find, Discover in Broadcast).

  3. Rate 20

    Twenty titles, some from your library, some well known.

  4. Like, Not for me, or Skip

    → likes, ← passes, space skips. A title you give a thumbs down stops showing in Discover’s rows.

  5. Thumbs everywhere

    On Discover the thumbs are on each poster; in the Library under each card; and on every title’s page, next to your match. Tap a lit thumb again to take the vote back. It works for films, shows, music, books and comics.

  6. Your page

    Your taste in films and shows: who and what you lean towards, and what you don’t. Your votes are listed here too.

  7. Share with the household?

    Switched on, you see how much taste you have in common with the others who share theirs. Nobody ever sees your votes themselves.

  8. Usherr is learning

    A match of 50% is an ordinary title for you; the 80s and 90s are the ones most like your favourites.

    Next time you finish a film, give it a thumb.