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Since the number of DB connections have now increased, you shouldn't notice a performance hit when reducing this. See how you go over the next day or so.

Server administrator has configured device access and has not granted access to your apple tv device: Device Access

Hello! I have recently obtained an XSX and I am curious about the codec/profile support. Trying to replace it as my main streamer over my aging 2015 Shield Pro. I've seen some chatter online regarding Dolby Vision is not supported for Blu-rays but I don't know if that extends to streaming movies/tv shows? I haven't seen much regarding DTS:X/TrueHD audio. Keen to know if anyone else has investigated this themselves! Regards, snrgarb. edit: added note about audio too!

On my AppleTV tonight I was able to verify using a PIN from Emby connect, however, I then am prompted to sign in followed by an error message. server Administrator says they’ve never seen this issue. internet connection is great, no issues using other streamers on this tv

The 128 setting is using a load less memory at startup and for the first 6 hours...... Is there a performance hit with this expected as I went from 512 - 128.

I take it back! Remote connections are failing again... The server is running on ports 8080 and 8096, both forwarded at my router. I disabled the VPN even though it hadn't been an issue after I enabled the split tunneling. As I'm typing this, I'm streaming to another screen over the local network, so the server is running and the system has connectivity out. I'm at a loss.

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It appears I may have been wrong. Things seem ok search wise.

Insanely slow multi word search issue still stands in newest stable. Sometimes it completely stalls the server, sometimes it takes up to 1 minute or so to populate a result. Sometimes it doesnt find it at all.

Just to confirm, this is only for the thumbnail display showing the series image instead of the episode thumbnail.

Is this something I do in my Emby account? Can you guide me to where to find that option, please?

i think at this point we have a better chance at getting sync-play before getting extra metadata display orders.

Have you tried "Add value"? (I'm not sure whether it gets imported, thogh, you'll have to try and see)

Does this mean everything that's in the 4.11 beta is in this, and the "included in" issue has been resolved?

Keep praying

Whoa, this is awesome! I don't even use auto box sets and it works! I believe it's because it picks up TheMovieDB ID when scanned and it works great!

Am liking the new details views, especially Minimalism. Ideally I could have that view, but with the usual below it - cast, more like this, but completely off the bottom till you go looking for it.

Possible to get this in the next beta?

Season 1 in Aired order or Season 1 in DVD order is still Season 1 - single poster would (and generally does) cover both, I doubt anyone looks for Season 1 poster for DVD order in particular. Same goes for episode groups. For descriptions - maybe, though they're also quite rare. For posters - don't see why not, as said.

You can't (or shouldn't) do a fallback because the content or description of a season in aired order will not correlate to a different order. Additionally if you pick a custom order with tvdb, then we should not allow metadata through a secondary provider like tmdb, even if you have it enabled in library options, because we can't match up a tvdb group to a tmdb group.

Personally, I'd treat all of those parts (non-season titled sub-groups) as Seasons regardless of how they're named - and true, there's no numbered seasons/parts requirement, but items where they're actually not are few and far between. True again, but if they're treated as seasons as per above, either TMDB or fallback provider should grab (or offer on manual search) a season image in vast majority of cases.

That sounds like it would make continue watching on the home screen a bit chaotic. As well as search and any other global place.

The problem I see with Tmdb compared to Tvdb, is that within an episode group you can have sub-groupings that are the equivalent of seasons...But Tmdb does not have the requirement of these being numbered. So what does that mean for season folders and tv episode naming conventions? If you start making all of that optional then it requires everything to be reimagined. Tvdb at least keeps this a little more strict. Also one thing I notice with tmdb is that the seasons under a group don't appear to support having an image or description, so by picking an alternate group you essentially lose that feature.

Yes, they're basically TMDB's equivalents of TVDB's alternate orders.

Ah, that's where it was - thanks. Definitely does belong as a user setting but also would love to only have it apply to certain libraries.