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Cool, I got it fixed now. Thanks for your help.
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That's strange, i have put limits in on how big the cache can get. And this is not a problem in the 5.60.0.1 you say? I havn't change anything really between the two that would change anything that much.
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When I delete that plugin, my media library loads in under a second.
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I checked and found that my memory has been offloaded to virtual memory; I allocated 64GB of RAM to Emby, but it was exhausted long ago, so I’ve had to temporarily remove the plugin.
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But the issue I see is that my storage simply cannot hold the images from a petabyte-scale media library.
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Doubling the amount of data stored on disk is acceptable, but the encroachment on memory and CPU resources is unacceptable.
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Emby already stores those images as you descripe (if i understand you correctly) in programdata/cache. Having EmbyIcons also do it would just double the amount of same rendered images. If you mean the cache keys then the work for that is very small after a reboot, all it does is check them to see if they are up to date.
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I'm happy to do that, but I did it previously. Any chance you have my old post so I don't have to do it again, only to find out it isn't fixable?
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Given the size of my media library, an in-memory solution won't work; I have to use local disk storage. Otherwise, the sheer number of entries would cause the server to crash, regardless of whether the files themselves are hosted on a cloud server.
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This is certainly not a concurrency issue; if left unhandled, the posters simply wouldn't display at all. I believe the correct approach is to store the processed images persistently and retrieve them directly when needed.
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I will look into adding a limit on how many posters it will work on at a time. I don't think it will solve it but i would be very happy to be proven wrong! Will write back when the the feature is ready.
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Every load is a nuclear explosion.
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The problem is that there are too many media files on my server, causing timeouts every time it loads.
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What I mean is, why not store it in a local folder instead of the cache? Storing it in the cache places immense pressure on my server; every load overwhelms the server, especially given the vast amount of media I have.
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I haven't enabled those markers, and I have a plugin that extracts media info into NFO files, so that’s not the issue. My images and metadata are stored on the Emby server, not on a cloud server. The problem actually lies with the images.
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Hi there, let's look at an example. Please attach the information requested in how to report a media playback issue. Thanks!
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EmbyIcons does not clear the cache on every reboot and only updates items in it's cache that are out of date. Only out of date items will get cleared. When updating the plugin it will also clear the cache for compatibility reasons. Besides that i don't think i can help you sadly. The plugin only reacts on what Emby gives it and it in your case tries to give EmbyIcons a poster on a path that doesn't exist. This is what causes the error in the log. EmbyIcons isn't really that useful for strm files anyway as they in general don't have the information that EmbyIcons needs for adding icons to the posters like for example "4K" and "HDR". You will just end up with posters that have no icons on them until Emby it self populates the video info. From testing i have just made with adding strm files to Emby it's not possible (for me) to get any media info to show for them (thus EmbyIcons have nothing to do). Sorry.
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I think I previously posted on this but can't find it. And it has been a very long time. When I pause media on Roku, then replay, the media stutters, sometimes multiple times. Sometimes I need to stop and restart the get the stuttering to stop. This has been an issue since I started using Roku. I shifted back to Firestick, partially because of this issue, and I'm a bit disappointed it hasn't been resolved yet. What can I do to make it stop?
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I don't have an update yet, sorry.
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With that settled now, hopefully you guys like the subtitles on skip back feature.
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completely annihilated
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.66 seems to have resolved the issue.
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I frequently refresh individual files within a media library to avoid triggering a full library scan, but the API request times out directly—resulting in errors like: "#Emby Notification# ::: Failed to retrieve subfolders for media library 455635: HTTPConnectionPool(host='172.17.0.1', port=8096): Read timed out. (read timeout=30)"
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My media library contains 39,966 movies, 6,373 TV shows, and 247,794 episodes. If everything had to be loaded from scratch every time, opening the library after a restart would be a massive strain—like an explosion of data processing.
