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Why not just have the max replay gain of all tracks be the max volume peg point (or pick an arbitrary but likely max gain), and use each track's embedded adjustment factor to reduce volume on some tracks as appropriate? Users can rely on the volume settings of whichever device they're using to set the overall volume level wherever the heck they want it, yes?

This is not installed in the server... The server is having access to internet. It is installed in 2 htpc in 2 kids room where I don't want to mess with parent control and updates. So only EMBY entertainment with specific movies or animations under their account.

is your smb share offline? 2026-10-07 20:58:05.587 Error LiveTV: Error recording to 7a57034ce0fa4ed0a30c8ce885bf67f7 smb://10.0.0.95/TV_Record/NOVA (1974)/Season 53/NOVA S53E12 Space Wars.ts *** Error Report *** Version: 4.10.1.0 Command line: /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/EmbyServer/system/EmbyServer.dll -programdata /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/EmbyServer/programdata -ffdetect /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/EmbyServer/bin/ffdetect -ffmpeg /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/EmbyServer/bin/ffmpeg -ffprobe /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/EmbyServer/bin/ffprobe -pidfile /var/run/emby-server.pid -defaultdirectory /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/Public -updatepackage emby-server-qnap_{version}_x86_64.qpkg Operating system: Linux version 5.10.60-qnap (root@mini-builder-04) (x86_64-QNAP-linux-gnu-gcc (toolchain config: [gcc-4.9.2 binutils-2.25 glibc-2.21]) 4.9.2, GNU ld (G OS/Process: x64/x64 Framework: .NET 8.0.28 Runtime: share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/EmbyServer/system/System.Private.CoreLib.dll Processor count: 4 Data path: /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/EmbyServer/programdata Application path: /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/EmbyServer/system MediaBrowser.Common.Extensions.DirectoryUnavailableException: MediaBrowser.Common.Extensions.DirectoryUnavailableException: Path Not Found: 10.0.0.95\TV_Record\NOVA (1974)

OK can you please provide a specific example of your issue?

Hi, yes shooting for any day now. We're just wrapping up some other things to include in the release.

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Thanks for sharing.

Cleanup Candidates lists the movies and series nobody has played in a set number of months, and how much space they take. On my library it finds 1,631 folders (8.3 TB) in 10 to 30 seconds. A folder (a movie, or a whole series) is listed when it was added before your cutoff and no user has played any item in it since. Play history comes from Emby's own user data, so every user counts. Report Sort by size, name, last played, plays, or date added. Filter by name or path, library, and never played versus played before the cutoff. Click a row for the folder path and each user's play count and last play date. Download the filtered rows as CSV. Kept folders and excluded libraries never show up. Purge (optional) Tick folders, run a dry run, then type DELETE to remove them from disk. There is no undo and no recycle bin. The server re-checks every folder against the current candidate list and skips symlinks. Each delete is logged to cleanup-candidates-purge.log in the Emby log folder. Install Copy EmbyCleanupCandidates.dll into Emby's plugins folder. Restart the server. Open Dashboard > Plugins > Cleanup Candidates. Hard-refresh the browser if the page looks stale. Limits Checked on Emby Server 4.10.1.0 in Docker. Delete needs write access to your media mount. On my server the mount is read-only, so Purge reports failed and removes nothing. I have only tested dry runs, not a real delete. Links Download: v1.0.0 on GitHub Source: arlytrenck/emby-cleanup-candidates (MIT licensed)

What is the port

I would honestly say just get a TV. Issues you will run into is brightness, size issues, and refresh rate. The only codecs you need to worry about in regards to TV's is HDR and DV profiles, unless you are using the monitor itself as your playback with no intermediary device like a firestick or PC. If that is the case, abandon all hope as Smart monitors absolutely suck and you're back to the TV option. What size are you looking to get? What content are you playing on it. We would need more information so we can suggest something proper.

Any update on rolling the SQlite update to the stable? Literally can't use certain searches due to the search issue. Just looking for an update.

I waited until today 10/07/2026, on which I had selected directly on the Emby Guide, a recording of a PBS Nova program that was being aired at 9pm Eastern Time. As I stated in my previous message, the exact same behavior occurred, all my previously manually setup series daily recordings were performed and playback without any issues. But the Nova airing, despite appearing in the "Schedule" next to the other series recordings, Emby failed to record it. I had been observing this behavior with programing that I select to record directly on the "Guide". I am attaching the "log" and some photos, which despite my not knowing how to read and interpret the documented activities and events, I was able to scroll to time 20:50:00 and observed that the Nova recording was mentioned, put the cause and reason for the recording failure remains to be determined under your expertise. I am not sure when this abnormal behavior has stated, but as best than I can recall, until a few months ago, in addition the Emby successfully recording all my manually setup recordings, anything I would select on the "Guide" would also record without any issues. But as stated, if I currently select something on the "Guide", I do confirm that it does appears in the "Schedule", but fails to record. embyserver.txt

Hi, library manager has an item added event.

The problem is your Library Locations. In Windows these are described as either NTFS folder locations or as network locations or mapped drives. What I would do is prepare your linux machine. Instead of network locations or mapped drives you use mount statements in /etc/fstab, combined with a folder in either /mnt or /media folder. A mount statement for an NFS mount would be something like: 100.100.1.100:/volume1/Videos /media/Videos nfs rw,sync, 0 0 That would connect the videos directory of my nas to the mount point /media/Videos. Then pointing Emby at that /media/Videos points Emby to my files in that location. That said, if you set up your Linux, make your mount points, configure your fstab to connect your files to those mount points, and set the permissions for the mount points and files so Emby can see and read them, you SHOULD be able to add the mount points manually to each library, backup and restore and in theory you should just carry on. The most important parts are, - mount points set. - permissions set properly so emby can see and read files. - new and old file locations in Emby. Then, when it all works: - when it all works remove the old library locations. I myself would create a test library with a few files. Mount it, get the permissions right and set everything else the same with the same permissions so it works, then do the restore.

I posted above that I removed them all except the shipped plus the playback reporting, discord.

WHile I couldnt find a solution on my own, I was able to do the following. Added a method to get the latest movie or episode added. Note, If you need it to work for music as well, just add that to the IncludeItemTypes public BaseItem? GetLastMovieOrEpisodeAdded() { var query = new InternalItemsQuery { IsFolder = false, OrderBy = new[] { new ValueTuple<string, SortOrder>( ItemSortBy.DateCreated, SortOrder.Descending ) }, IsVirtualItem = false, IncludeItemTypes = new[] { "Movie", "Episode" }, Recursive = true, Limit = 50 }; var items = _embyInterfaces!._libraryManager!.GetItemList( query ); foreach( var item in items ) { if( item.DateCreated.DateTime == DateTime.MinValue ) continue; return item; } return null; } Note, I get more than 1, purely because I want to make sure DateCreated is valid, I am convinced this is 100% unnecessary but I have no proof. When my task runs, I store the DateCreated of the last item added in my plugin's database. When the task gets run after the media scan, it compares the stored last item added date with the current one. If the library returns a more recent date, it runs the analysis (which updates the database). If not, it ends, since no analysis is necessary for the plugin.

There is an open issue for this and there was an attempt to fix it but the issue remains.

You could revert it if you want, it's not needed after installation, but saying that, it is always enabled on 7, 10 11 etc, so it poses no issues. Server just has tighter security enabled out of the box. I don't know if ongoing server updates use the same download process in the background though, Luke might want to weigh in on that.

What plugins are you using?

Yes, volume1 is the main nas volume running on the 4 internal drives, everything is on there.

Is it possible to move this to another thread? I feel like things have gotten a bit off the rails here. I'm using a Roku, not an Amazon fire stick. And my issue is pretty straightforward. No second devices involved, no other complications.

When a task is called after the scan has finished, is there anyway to tell what changed in the last scan? For each library, were items added/removed? Is there access to this data anywhere?

OK - Reporting back. I have stopped my normal process of having a management tab open in my safari browser all the time. That was Tuesday morning. Its now Thursday morning and under 4GB ram usage. I suspect its still early days yet, but I will report back next week. I assume if this is the issue, it will be fixed in a later release ?

Thanks Luke.