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@Luke@softworkzwhat's going on here?

Emby server is not out of beta yet.

I know this is an older post... but sigh. Maybe a charge for a basic networking 101 class? Of course not, we offer our time for free, but these kinda statements are strange. It's always the code... be careful what you wish for if you want the code to take total control over your network and automagically do everything for you. Maybe Emby team put a basic networking 101 tutorial? I don't think they should. Basic network administration tutorial on how to setup shares and permissions? I think not. Linux... well don't even go there if you don't know basic BSD nor Ubunutu.... Some self discovery is in order, but I digress. Damn.... I sound like a cranky old man.

If and big IF, you get rid of your Netgear (do this for testing) and just using your Google Fiber thingy... (ONT) then in that, remove the specific IP address of your EMBY server from DMZ. Then port forward 8092/8096 TCP/UDP to your Emby Server IP address (192.168.10.104). Make sure your Windows Firewall allows INBOUND (just do both for now) for EMBY on 8096/8092 TCP/UDP. Save hit Save, probably hit save again everywhere. Then on your phone in the Emby App, disconnect from WiFi and add a server. Use your EXTERNAL ip address (you Google assigned) ip address and port 8096. That should get you over the hump. Then come back and re-evaluate your network, because this not the way most long timers would recommend but it "should" work.

Oh, but router Firewall still applies if you insist on using DMZ. Again, super not recommend. Opening port 8096, and 8092 on your Router Firewall... and whatever your 7359 is?? I think you aught to take a step back and determine your network configuration and start from ground up.

Having the device in DMZ negates any port forwarding at the router level. Windows Firewall would still be needed and need "Allow" to yes Best to better understand your external IP address (I understand you don't want to share). The device is in DMZ so your "remote" apps only need your EXTERNAL ip + port. I do not recommend ANY server be in DMZ, but that's just me.

What are the Allow No colunns. Should that perhaps be Allow Yes?

That's understandable. Same thing with gaming. The honest players unfortunately also have to suffer the consequences of the assholish behavior of others.

Gonna try that when I'm home. Send you a pm.

Hi, just to be clear Emby doesn’t import those tags from Internet providers. You must have had other software create nfo files containing them.

Is there an update on supporting strm files for audio under theme-music? e.g. theme-music\movie_soundtrack.strm -> SHAREDPATH\movie_soundtrack.mka

It appears Emby is affected as per all the documentation, but it's "just" DOS attack, and possible code execution if you have weak memory protections. Jellyfin was full on remotely exploitable. If you use any of the messaging and social media apps listed, you are at far greater risk as you have no control over those. Hopefully we get an update. Frustrating they told Jellyfin devs and no one else before releasing it..

hi @quickmic hope your doing good! I'm having an issue for the first time with your fantastic addon. the experts from ce (ugoos amb6+) are telling me it seems to be related to emby for Kodi. I've tried changing from http to webdav, because I read here that this might be better. no change, problem remains. can I send you an log and you take a look? maybe it is related to your addon, I have no clue all the best,

Any plans on making this available for Linux Mint?

Rebuild of server INCLUDING Synology DSM and Emby 4.9.5, and these scrolling issues persist on LG OLED55G56LS.AEK and OLED48B46LA.AEK - so not an issue with old setup.

My suggestion is to add the option to include backdrops in the manual thumb search, not to change automatic behaviour.

could you please add to Emby Plug-in catalog?

Hi, not yet but stay tuned.

Thanks for following up.

Thanks for sharing.

Any updates on this feature?

Just found a 3rd party client for Emby/Jellyfin that seems quite good after a quick try. https://github.com/tsukinaha/tsukimi

Thanks I'll check it out

Thats odd. Does saying "Alexa, ask Emby Home to play a few songs." work?

It was never addressed and I suspect it will never be. Instead they released a Linux client which is still in beta stage. It does solve the issue discussed in this thread and, while still buggy, it is fairly functional Check it out here: https://emby.media/support/articles/apps/linux/Emby-Linux-Beta-Program.html