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@krislay HI there, can you please provide a specific example? How to Report a Problem Thanks !

Hi, we’ll take a look at this. Thanks

Could you speak to your guide supplier. On channel 402, channel name: sky Sports Premier League, post code bs1, lineup: sky Q (West satellite), every program is showing the following (channel 502 is a news channel):

Hey @Luke I'm having similar issues following the upgrade to 4.9.3.0. Watch history seems to be regularly "out of sync" ie from a few days ago. Switching to another user, then switching back to the original user seems to bring it back up to date. Similar issues for continue watching section, the most recently watched item isn't being pinned to the left anymore. I have to scroll through continue watching to resume my most recently watched programme. Both of these issues appear across clients and users, so I'm convinced it's server based.

Guess what? Due to the lack of any kind of telemetry (for stable versions), we have no idea and are up to make guesses, same like anybody else

Is anyone using Samsung DEX + XR Glasses. There are no controls when watching videos. does the android app even support mous/touchpad? The thing is that with XR glasses phone becomes a touchpad, and there is no way to bring the media controls when tapping on the screen.

Thats a good idea, I'll put it on the to do list! I guess so? It's a plugin for your Emby server so I don't see why? I'm not familiar with macOS myself

Try removing the AniSearch plugin and see how that compares (or disable the provider in the library options). That's timing out. Maybe AniList too, that seems to be working but the logs are super messy because the AniList query takes up like 40 lines every time...

That would be great! It'd be nice to be able to add playlists to the current play quere as well. For example, I have playlists like 'Best of 2025' and 'Best of 2024' and it would be great to play / shuffle through them at the same time.

They are in the specials folder. If the morons at TVDB did not include them as "critical to the story", then you need to manually edit the metadata yourself, as was mentioned so that they show up during your season playback. This is NOT an Emby problem, but a problem with the idiots at TVDB who have constant genital wagging competitions with users and often get the specials data incorrect on purpose just so they can "drink the tears of the plebs".

I'm now getting this on my LG C5. Was working perfectly until today, literally half way through a film with DTS audio having watched an hour of it yesterday with no issues, come back to it today and it starts transcoding, brings up the blue spinning circle, and does nothing. Renders it completely unusable! Any updates?

there should be an option to include all specials

here you go embyserver (1).txt

This is correct though...

Should per user weekly watch time limits be working for web client for 1.5.8.0? I set a 2h limit for one user, Watching Eye shows "Weekly: 3/2h", but I can still start watching new episodes with that user on Emby web client. I also tried setting a time out and that doesn't work either. On Android the both the limit and the timeouts are working.

Bump?

Ok worth a try

Hi, it does support strm. All Emby apps support strm.

Hi, there is currently no way to control this in the windows app, but more options are possible for future updates. Thanks.

HI there, can you please provide a specific example? How to Report a Problem Thanks !

But this example does not have any critical to story tagged specials. Compared to my Bleach example So only items that contain this "critical to story" tag gets positioning data from TVDB.

Would need specific example and enabled library metadata order.

Well they dont show up for me and they are movies that are critical. They don't show up in mu up next section or in the seasons. The show im watching right now is inuyasha and the movies dont show up anywhere except in the specials section

+1 for banners! with "coming soon" banners, release in <x> days, released <x> days ago, etc.