Update README phrasing and add AI disclaimer
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- `Both`: Attempts both methods depending on the client.
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4. **Important for existing libraries**: The plugin automatically scans *new* files when they are added to Jellyfin. For your existing library, go to **Dashboard -> Scheduled Tasks** and run the **"Skanuj brakujące czarne pasy (Black Bar Remover)"** task manually. It will scan all existing movies and episodes in the background.
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### Activating the Server-Side Wrapper (Automagic)
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### Activating the Server-Side Wrapper (Automatic)
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If you select "Server" or "Both" mode, the plugin automatically generates a wrapper script and dynamically injects it into Jellyfin's `EncoderAppPath` configuration during startup. It takes over the transcoding process effortlessly. If it ever points to the wrong real FFmpeg, you can adjust it in the wrapper script.
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## How it works
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When a video is scanned, a background process runs `ffmpeg -skip_frame nokey -i <file> -vf cropdetect`. It collects all crops and ignores anomalies (appearing in < 5% of frames). The resulting bounding box is saved to the Jellyfin database under the `BlackBarCrop` provider ID.
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*Note: This plugin, including its logic, FFmpeg integrations, and documentation, was generated entirely with the assistance of an advanced AI agent (Google Antigravity / Gemini) during a pair-programming session.*
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