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I just came to realize that the web /browser version of emby is substantially cleaner than theater/app. Images are crisper and less compressed. Is there a setting somewhere in theater that can improve it? I don't really like watching through a browser.

Here's evidence:

@EncryptedCity I read @yocker's questions as being polite and respectful; I honestly didn't read it as an accusation (which implies a level of impropriety) but more as a fair question given they're the dev behind EmbyCredits and there are similarities to both. I also think that @Neminemwas just being playful. I'm new here, don't know anyone, and am looking forward to trying both plugins out.

Please let us know if this helps: https://emby.media/support/articles/Excluding-Files-Folders.html Thanks.

Okay so where do I put it? I put it in the folder I wanted emby to ignore

Where? In this area?

0.2.0.0 Novated to Plugin UI Updated targetting to 4.9.1.90 Slightly tweaked and correct some logging. Removed unwired html/js and entrypoint. AI persuaded me a syncronous operation was more appropriate. I am running this in live, i didnt have to wipe my configuration.xml, it can't hurt to backup your libary.db before updating. I'm getting back into plugin writing now i'm retired. Saw the note about the catalogue, (thanks @Cheesegeezer) , i will make enquiries as to wether i can be allowed into the 'inner sanctum' :-).

As I said I cannot use that, it crashes.

Hi. Can you try searching for our standard android app (Just "Emby" on Amazon and "Emby for Android on Google) on the same device's app store and see how that compares? Thanks.

It has pass through.

You are right actually, I noticed now that "Forced subtitles" are active in those episodes, but I saw none, or did not notice, because maybe it was just a translated sign.

That playback did involve subtitles: SubtitleStreamIndex=3 And I believe that is probably where the issue lies. @softworkzdo you agree?

This is from last night. ffmpeg-remux-c4cc861f-f124-40b4-b2cc-7b90fa0eeb03_1.txt

Hi, yes this should be resolved for the next release. If you need immediate relief there is the server beta channel. Thanks.

OK, that's not what I asked. Try refreshing the metadata on one of these series and then see how things compare. Also what metadata fetchers are enabled on the library and in what order?

so this project won't work on a host without a dedicated GPU, just a modern APU? Thanks!

Hi there, please attach the Emby server log from when the problem occurred: How to Report a Problem Thanks!

That should be removed. We never ended up implementing a dislike.

Hi there, what makes you think it does nothing? Sounds like you did not put it in the correct place.

Please provide an ffmpeg log from when one of them froze.

Hi, you can create a new topic.

is this the ony thread to report issues on Vega OS? I got a Fire TV 4k Select in my hands now. I can't playback anything - but I am in a .strm - file only environment... But live tv does not work, either. Where am I supposed to create a topic about that?

It's not just aesthetic — there are solid UX grounds: Scrollbar convention. Vertical navigation always lives on the right edge in left-to-right interfaces. The alphabet index is a vertical navigation tool, so placing it there matches the user's existing mental model. Fitts's Law. Screen edges are "infinite" targets that are easy to hit quickly. The right edge is free, while the left edge would compete with the content. Reading direction. Eye-tracking studies (Nielsen Norman Group's F-pattern) show users anchor their scanning on the left margin, where titles and row beginnings sit. A bar on the left would interfere with that zone and cover the most informative part of the content. Touch ergonomics. Roughly 85–90% of users hold their phone with the right hand, so the right edge falls in the natural "thumb zone" (Steven Hoober's research). That's why Apple has placed the Contacts index on the right since 2007, and apps like Plex and Jellyfin follow suit. The key confirmation: in RTL interfaces (Arabic, Hebrew) everything flips and the index goes on the left — proving the underlying principle is reading direction, not arbitrary taste. So your choice of the right side is the correct one.

Sorry I missed that. I hope my post helps move this forward. Many people will appreciate the option. To be more specific, this is the patch (few lines of code) required to allow exoplayer to render subtitles outside the video frame! No need for a custom renderer or anything fancy. https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-androidtv/pull/4816 Feel free to close or delete this! Thanks

It kinda makes more sense to have it to the left