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Rename your folder to below: Metallica- Some Kinda of Monster (2004)

please add To/Die/For https://musicbrainz.org/artist/9a250493-e200-4676-be17-06e9f51091e7

@Amanade3Really enjoying this plugin! Is there a possibility in a future release to have an option to exlude libraries? Thanks!

This is a really nice addition, currently on Emby stable, I guess it gets real interesting in combination with Home Screen Companion when beta becomes stable. Thanks for this!

This would definitely be a useful feature. I have the same problem with a lot of movie franchises where it's easy to miss one sequel unless you manually check TMDb. A built-in "Show Missing Movies" option for collections would save a lot of time. As a workaround, I sometimes use apps like Castle HD App to keep track of what I've watched and what I'm planning to watch, but it would still be much better if the media server itself could automatically highlight missing titles in a collection.

thank you for that info, from that network i can't access MB3admin.com, probably that's the issue.

We don't "conflate" them. We just only support different qualities at this time. Different editions is on our list for the future.

The issue is that Emby conflates two different ideas of "versions". What's needed is to properly separate those concepts and handle them differently. As a user when I think of "versions of a film" it's different cuts, different content. Examples would be a director's cut and a theatrical cut. In some cases the differences are drastic and even have different titles - Paroxismus (1969) is a good example of this, and there are quite a few more in my collection where Emby's interference is unwelcome. Different versions should be chosen based only on user interaction, and should be "sticky" in the way OP suggests. What Emby thinks of as "versions" and tries to automate, is not so much about different versions but different formats. For example, I can transcode a 1080p film to 720p and then it's entirely reasonable to automatically select which format to play based on the device capabilities - and it should do so only within the same version of the film.

You can do it on the Emby for Android TV app by going to all episodes of a series then clicking to hide played and hitting shuffle, but you can't do it on the Emby for android app. This is the main reason I still use the android tv app over the normal android app.

+1!!!!

As far as I know, Ombi is still actively developed. I checked their github page, and they're still releasing updates. I do agree that most developers prefer Seerr these days, because of ease of use and frequent updates but Ombi has been working just fine for me. Well, I'll try to support both if possible. That said, this plugin isn't my main focus right now, so it probably won't be ready anytime soon.

Do you mean same distributer or same drive manufacture? What about the bad batch problem? When sourcing you drives from 1 vendor and buying them all at once. You might end up with the same batch, of bad drives.

The latest Emby Trakt plugin update seems to have resolved my issue! Thank you for seeing this through with me. I appreciate your patience.

can you post a screenshot?

Nice work Eric, thanks

I would ask the dev, in devs forum topic.

makes sense, so a bug to correct

Okay, well, some of you astute users may notice that your old installs of the TV app are actually updating now. We have finally cleared the Google hurdles to be able to release this app again. So, you no longer need to be on the beta in order to get the support for the new upcoming server features. The rollout is going gradually right now just because it has been so long since many of you have seen an update.

100% agree. It is extremely easy to build a super low powered NAS these days from off the shelf parts for cheaper than a premade. You can get an N100/N150 board and then get a diskshelf or Jonsbo case and set your drives to sleep when not being in use. Your HBA (if you go this route) will use more power than your processor in this case scenario as the N100 tops out at about 6 watts. For the record, the N100 can handle about 8 1080p transcodes, and 2-3 4k transcodes with tone mapping.

Sounds like the app is trying to reach out on the HTTP port and getting redirected to HTTPS due to requiring secure connection and during the HTTPS upgrade is being manipulated into a GET, whereas when it's not open it gets connection refused and tries HTTPS on its own.

I'm not sure if did read those recommendations when 4.9 came out. I didn't seem to be having an issue with a cache size of 1024MB. So I just kept the setting as is and moved forward obliviously. Anyway, I'll lower the cache to 128MB. Also, my library.db size is 200MB, not 200GB.

i missed asking about that. For some reason I had assumed you have come across the recommendations after 4.9 came out Yes with 5 connections to the database now as from 4.9 and with each using that amount of cache - my new recommendation is to go with the default for cache which is 128 Mb Unless you have tons of memory

@sa2000This may be a stupid question, but would the database settings be worth taking a look at? I set Database cache size and Analysis row limit at 1024 and 1000, respectively, when the option to adjust them was added to Emby. That seemed to be the general consensus at the time amongst users. I've never revisited those settings until now. I've just read: It is recommending 1.5 to 2 times the library.db size for the cache setting. My library.db file is currently around 200MB. So 1024MB for the cache size is likely overkill. Would lowering it to 512MB (or lower) be advised?

With the new update newly added content just shows the title, but no actual video and audio information. Nothing mentioned at the end of the episode or movie information as well, below 'Media Info'. Trying to play the video also gives the 'no compatible streams' error. Everything before the update seems to work just fine.