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Last Played, All Users, > 1095. That should return all movies that have not been watched by anyone in the last three years. That obviously includes all movies that were watched more than three years ago. But does it also include movies that have not been watched at all? Those movies have also not been watched in the past three years, and by that logic should be included, but they haven't been watched more than three years ago, and by that logic should not be included. I think you're just thinking of it in terms of Last Played LESS THAN, whereas I'm looking for Last Played GREATER THAN. What I have now is: Last Played, All Users, > 1095 OR Unwatched, All Users AND Date Added > 1095 My goal is to resurface things that have been forgotten about. But if the first rule returns items that have never been watched, then either the second rule is redundant or the first rule will surface things that have never been watched but are newer than 3 years.
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A lot of videos are stopping only 10 seconds into playback
visproduction replied to dimitrik's topic in LG Smart TV
Of interest? Check your manual. Does your LG TV accept Ethernet speeds above 100 mbps? Many models do not. If you try to send content at higher speeds than supported by the TV, the connection will drop after about 10 seconds. Maybe your LG TV is new enough to handle the faster speeds. It's worth checking. It's a known issue. https://readytodiy.com/lg-tv-wired-connection-problems-keeps-dropping-wont-connect-0051/ -
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HEIC not displaying on Windows Home Server 2011
doorwuc replied to doorwuc's topic in General/Windows
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Default Subtitles Not Automatically Selected
visproduction replied to emby.trace706's topic in Android
ET, Interesting that there are 3 options, plus possible embedded default tags and default choice with separate subtitle files. Just a quick glance without testing, what happens when the 3 options contradict each other? Does the last option override the previous two options? That would be sort of expected with code. Whatever function starts lower in the code overrides the previous function. I don't have access to test this at the moment, I just wanted to point out for one user, if there is a remembered subtitle from an earlier media play, that may override everything else. A way to test would be to try all possible combinations of embedded subtitles vs. separate files, user previous selection, change the preferred language and turn off always play. Use media that has embedded subs with default tags and without, media that only has separate subtitles, with default in the filename and without and then media that has both. WIth all that testing, then you can determine if something does not seem right. It would almost be easier to set up a spreadsheet with expected results and list actual results. I know that sounds like a lot of work, but it's the way to get to the bottom of any bugs. -
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I also have the same problem. I've tried on Chrome, Firefox and Brave (MacOS Ventura). After 4 seconds the playback fails. On my TV, it work flawless
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Bunch of fixes and elements updated.. Looks much better now. Emby Navy and Gold v2.css
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Default Subtitles Not Automatically Selected
emby.trace706 replied to emby.trace706's topic in Android
Subtitle mode is default: Subtitles are loaded based on the default and forced flags in the embedded metadata. Language preferences are considered when multiple options are available. My interpretation of that is that it should be selecting the subtitles that have the default flag, which in my case it seems to be ignoring. -
I’m still not sure what you are asking, sorry.. A movie or show is considered as watched when the progress is 90% or more. The last played filter will give you all items that have been played (more that 2% progress). So if we are talking pure technical terms, then yes - unwatched items will be included. But more practical terms, it will only be items that the user has watched more or less of.
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New/upcoming movies/tv series. What media do You use?
Apotropaic replied to PeteGul's topic in Non-Emby General Discussion
There’s an app and service called JustWatch, its primary aim is you add what streaming services you have or are interested in. So when you search for a particular film or show it’s shows which service it is available on, or where you can find it to rent/buy/watch. You can also favourite your own shows/movies you like and it will give you recommendations. Trakt is another one although this you can sync with your libraries as well, although I’ve not used it in a few years now so have no idea how well it works now. -
why emby keeping transcode av1 not direct play anymore??
kira yamato replied to kira yamato's topic in Apple iOS / macOS
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I think my server was hacked
Apotropaic replied to edvinmorales@hotmail.com's topic in General/Windows
Just want to clarify what you mean by ‘DMZ host open’ and port forwarding. Port forwarding is when you allow one port or a selection of ports you specify to a particular host on your network. It also allows you to port map, which is best practise in my opinion so externally you configure your Emby clients to hit tcp port 60666 for example and the port maps it to 8096 or 8920. It just stops casual scanning and easy identification that you have an Emby server in your house. The DMZ option places a single host into a totally open port forwarding area, exposing the OS of machine to the internet. So anyone on the internet can hit your Emby server machine with whatever they want. Effectively placing your Emby server out on the street for anyone to probe and mess around with. You should not need to use both port forwarding and the DMZ host option for the same machine. In fact the DMZ host option should never be used unless you really know what you’re doing and have a security hardened machine. I can go into more detail if you need, for now I would turn off the DMZ host option and maybe just remove all port forwarding altogether until you’ve recovered your Emby instance and know it’s good. -
Have you studied Emby's instructions yet? https://emby.media/support/articles/Connectivity.html Paul
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Plugin: EmbyCredits, detect end credits and add auto skip.
yocker replied to yocker's topic in Plugins
I've been working on using ItemUpdated (when a file has changed) as a trigger to restore backup for a TV show. Don't know if i can make it work in a way i find okay. -
Plugin: EmbyCredits, detect end credits and add auto skip.
spk2010 replied to yocker's topic in Plugins
Chapter API, only for view Intro Summary yes, it really is slow, it takes about 15 minutes per episode, considering that I have changed these 2 values: Search Start Position I have adjusted it to 5 minutes from the end and the fps to 0.7, I am very happy with the result. Precisely because of how long it takes I restore the last backup before scanning new files -
MediaInfo For Emby Plugin(HDR, Vision, Atmos, DTS:X)
rbjtech replied to Cheesegeezer's topic in Plugins
The Plugin uses two external apps - mediainfo (command line) and mkvtoolnix. It's possible the version of mediainfo that you are/were using is/was different, thus the issue - but the DLL version I posted above, caters for both the old format and new, so it should not matter what version of mediainfo you are using. Can you also let me know what version of mediainfo you are using ? Tks. -
In effetti ho riconfigurato ora e funziona nuovamente. Grazie @exus!
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si è aggiornato a 1.2.2, è rimasta vuota forse il primo giorno, non se se poi un riavvio aveva risolto la cosa, al momento non mi ricordo di preciso
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Grazie @exusPer te è ok anche dopo l'aggiornamento di Xmltv alla 1.2.2?
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Plugin: EmbyCredits, detect end credits and add auto skip.
yocker replied to yocker's topic in Plugins
@LukeSorry for bothering with this but i would love to know if Emby overwriting the chapter markers is intentional or something that will be fixed. It's affecting Embys own intro markers as well plus it creates havoc for this plugin. -
uso il tuo stesso indirizzo ma la guida la visualizzo correttamente
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Plugin: EmbyCredits, detect end credits and add auto skip.
yocker replied to yocker's topic in Plugins
Hmm that doesn't sound like the normal Emby behavior. Never heard of it removing chapter info after play, i will look into what i can find about it. Do you have other plugins that edit chapters? A Raspberry PI isn't really recommended as it's not powerful enough. I'm surprised you actually got any of the OCR to work on it. OCR is a form of AI that reads images/texts and gives back what it sees. For PaddleOCR it's recommended to have a Nvidia GFX card and and 100GB disk space, Tesseract requires way less space but i would recommend a somewhat modern CPU. -
That does not work, probably because the show's folder is not the root folder of the library. If I put .embyignore in the library's appropriate root folder, and then reference the .hidden folder(s) relative to that location, then it works: */.hidden */*/.hidden */*/*/.hidden This seems less than ideal though. There seems to be no way to ignore the folder containing .embyignore like the old system did. If you are going to have * ignore all the files, why not also ignore the folder itself? Or if the containing folder must be explicitly mentioned, give us a way to do it from within the file, e.g. using a dot (.) or slash dot (/.). Or for a root-level .embyignore, give us a way to easily match a pattern at any depth.
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Plugin: EmbyCredits, detect end credits and add auto skip.
spk2010 replied to yocker's topic in Plugins
Hi, first of all, thanks for the plugin! I have the same problem, the end markers disappear when an episode is played. For now I have solved it like this: instead of using Emby's task scheduler, I launch a script that uses the Credits Detector API. First it checks if a backup exists, if there is one it restores it, then it starts detecting all episodes with /CreditsDetector/StartDetection and "SkipExistingMarkers": true, I wait for it to finish (/CreditsDetector/GetProgress) and finally it overwrites the backup. I would like to comment on another thing, the recommended docker container does not work on my RaspberryPi 4, I had to end up using hertzg/tesseract-server and with another script delete the temp files. again, thanks for the work done!! -
MediaInfo For Emby Plugin(HDR, Vision, Atmos, DTS:X)
kaledi replied to Cheesegeezer's topic in Plugins
Thanks - will try this tonight. The strange thing is that the migration from one PC to another involved me restoring an existing emby back up and the mediainfo files were directly transfered - i.e. same versions. Therefore, I can't see why this should have changed. The one application that may have updated was handbrake and wonde if this is the cause - it has been the cause of previous issues (if I recall correct), by inserting multiple flags for the same thing in the same field e.g. HDR HDR HDR -
MediaInfo For Emby Plugin(HDR, Vision, Atmos, DTS:X)
rbjtech replied to Cheesegeezer's topic in Plugins
Thanks. Checking the code - the strange new format from mediaInfo (it says SMPTE ST 2086 twice for some reason) was already fixed - so maybe I just didn't publish the fix .. "HDR_Format":"Dolby Vision / SMPTE ST 2086 / SMPTE ST 2086", "HDR_Format_Version":"1.0 / ", "HDR_Format_Profile":"dvhe.08 / ", "HDR_Format_Level":"06 / ", "HDR_Format_Settings":"BL+RPU / ", "HDR_Format_Compression":"None / ", "HDR_Format_Compatibility":"HDR10 / HDR10 / HDR10", Save the previous DLL - below is the latest DLL version that I reviewed the code for - this is the very latest but please test on a sample first. v1.0.2.1 Emby.MediaInfo.dll
