The download contains: 4K Movies, 4K TV Shows, Adult, Animated, Anime, Audiobooks, Collections, Comedy, Concerts, Home Video, Kids, Movies, Music, Music Videos, Playlists, Standup, TV Shows, and a blank background used to make these.

I hope they meet with someone's approval.

TE5LA Black & Gold.zip

Zip updated Jan 14, 2021. Contains all 255 icons.

Flat Icon Set.zip

Here's my Movie Genres:

And the Series Genres

RAR file attached with the full set as PNGs, and there is some in the archive not shown above (like Sports and Adult).

Enjoy!

-Mickey

EmbyIcons_v4.rar

Rather than making all genre's and collection posters look similar, I thought having variety was more fun.  I hope someone finds them entertaining.

Genre and collection photographs and original art montage.zip

My main goals were:

• Readability.
• Matching Emby's Font and UI as close as possible.
• Colors that would compliment Emby's, in fact several badges are Emby colors including the available accent colors.
• Use material design icons, again, going with the usage of Emby's.

I attached some screen grabs so you all could get an idea.

And these are the new ones, but feel like something is off

These are obviosly AI generated as i am not very creative or crafty in this field. Anyone have any Ideas?

29th November 2013 - un8y v 2.0.1: Bug fix to prevent certain Teletext icons showing as full screen under some circumstances
12th October 2013 - un8y v 2.0: Original release
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What is un8y?
 
This is NOT a theme for Media Browser.  It is a theme for Windows Media Center, designed to be a good visual match with soultaker's neo Media Browser theme.  It as an evolution of some themes on the old CT, but this time with a Windows 8 twist. 
 
Since running Windows 8 with Media Center, I found the WMC graphics a bit jarring with the general W8 "style", so decided to do something about it.  I've been working on this off and on (mainly "off") for a while now.

As things are, it could be used as a stand-alone WMC theme, and could be useful if you still use MB 2 or run MB Classic with MB3.
 
As it is designed for Windows 8 (it works for Windows 7 too!), it has been built for Patchou’s Media Center Themer   (sorry, never been able to get Media Center Studio to work in W8...  ). This themer does not require ANY changes to be made to system dlls.
 
Media Center Themer 1.5 was released on 16th November 2013, meaning un8y is also now Windows 8.1 compatible.
 
Some screenshots:
 
New Start screen:
 

 
New transport controls:
 

 
And lots of deeper level changes.
 
Here's a (fairly low-res) video of Media Center running un8y entirely under touch control:
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSwlntrsfTU

Installation
 
This theme changes graphics and font colours to change the default Media Center theme to match the neo mediabrowser theme. If you are running with a custom Media Center theme, please reset to the default WMC theme before applying un8y.
 
If you don’t use Media Center Themer, download it and install it.
 
Once installed, navigate to %ProgramData%\Media Center Themer\ and take copies of the Theme directory and MCTDefault.xml file there and put the copies somewhere safe. (Note %ProgramData% is hidden by default).
 
Download and unzip un8y.
 
In this directory is a Theme subdirectory and MCTDefault.xml file. Copy the Theme subdirectory and MCTDefault.xml and paste into %ProgramData%\Media Center Themer\.
 
That’s it – un8y is installed! Go ahead and fire up Media Center…
 
I have deliberately not made any changes to the start menu (lesson number one - don't mess with peoples Start Menus!), so your existing start menu layout will be preserved.

The un8y Media Center font changes can make the mediabrowser settings screen text difficult to read – to rectify this, copy customstyles.mcml from the download to %ProgramData%\MediaBrowser\ (for MB2) or %ProgramData%\MediaBrowser-Classic\ (for MB3/MBC).
 
If you already use Media Center Themer and have custom MC start menus, etc., set up, you can simply copy the Rcdata and Html sections of the download xml into your current xml, and merge the Theme directory with your current Theme directory.
 
So, to install: copy two files and one directory to the appropriate places.
 
To uninstall: uninstall Media Center Themer (or revert back to your previous Theme directory and MCTDefault.xml) and delete customstyles.mcml from %ProgramData%\MediaBrowser(-Classic)\
 
As usual, a lot of the graphics in this theme were born in chef’s original Pearl WMC theme – thanks again chef!

There are a lot of graphic changes in the xml, there may be a few rogue graphics in there – if anything doesn’t look as it should, let me know and I’ll fix it…
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As a postscript, I don't intend releasing any more Media Center themes.  un8y gives you EVERYTHING you need to create your own WMC themes.  Just about every graphic you could wish to change is exposed.  Look in C:\ProgramData\Media Center Themer\Theme\Resources\ehres\Images, and change/edit/re-colour as you want.   You can simply re-colour the existing images as Alwin has done, or create your own images.  It just take patience and perseverance!  Font changes may be a little trickier, but I'll be happy to point you where to look.
 
You have the template to create whatever theme you want, match Media Center to whatever Media Browser 2/Media Browser Classic theme you use.
 
Not so much a "Rage, rage against the dying of the light" (hey, that MUST be the first link to Dylan Thomas poem on the new forum!), more a wistful goodbye...
 
Any questions, don't hesitate to ask!  Have fun!

New Link for Standalone Disc http://blueeyiz702.wixsite.com/posters/standalone-disc still 2 seperate folder A thru L and M thru Z. 500 +

Some Standalone Disc i did over,look much better 

LiveTV.af

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1. On the File menu, select Save to ensure all your recent work has been saved in PowerPoint presentation format (.pptx).

2. Select File > Export > Create a Video. (Or, on the Recording tab of the ribbon, select Export to Video.)

3. In the first drop-down box under the Create a Video heading, select the video quality you want, which pertains to the resolution of the finished video. The higher the video quality, the larger the file size. (You may want to test them to determine which one meets your needs.)

   Option	Resolution	For displaying on
   Ultra HD (4K)*	3840 x 2160, largest file size	Large monitors
   Full HD (1080p)	1920 x 1080, large file size	Computer and HD screens
   HD (720p)	1280 x 720, medium file size	Internet and DVD
   Standard (480p)	852 x 480, smallest file size	Portable devices

   * The Ultra HD (4K) option is only available if you're using Windows 10 or later.

4. The second drop-down box under the Create a Video heading tells whether your presentation includes narration and timings. (You may switch this setting if you like.)

   • If you haven't recorded timed narration, by default the value is Don't Use Recorded Timings and Narrations.

     The default time spent on each slide is 5 seconds. You can change that timing in the Seconds to spend on each slide box. To the right of the box, select the up arrow to increase the duration, or select the down arrow to decrease the duration.

   • If you have recorded a timed narration, by default the value is Use Recorded Timings and Narrations.

5. Select Create Video.

6. In the File name box, enter a file name for the video, browse for the folder that will contain this file, and then select Save.

7. In the Save as type box, choose either MPEG-4 Video or Windows Media Video.

   You can track the progress of the video creation by looking at the status bar at the bottom of your screen. The video creation process can take up to several hours depending on the length of the video and the complexity of the presentation.

   Tip:   For a long video, you can set it up to be created overnight. That way, it’ll be ready for you the following morning.

8. To play your newly-created video, go to the designated folder location, and then double-click the file.

SimpleEmbyIcons.zip

I created these visuals for my own use, but anyone who wants a different look can use them as well. The visuals are designed for the “My Media” categories on the Emby Home page.

Some elements may require a Canva Pro subscription for editing.

Canva Link

I created these visuals for my own use, and I’m sharing the link for anyone who would like to use them. The visuals are designed for the “My Media” categories on the Emby Home page.

You can edit them for free on Canva and customize the categories and colors as you wish.

Canva Link

I created this visual package for my own use, but if you’d like, I’m sharing the Canva link so you can use it too. You can customize the visuals as you like and enhance your Emby Genres section.

All visuals are free to use and fully customizable.

https://www.canva.com/design/DAHEoddLDkE/IyG179kpjegG0nc46D5OsA/view?utm_content=DAHEoddLDkE&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=publishsharelink&mode=preview

In my quest for awesome posters for my awesome media library i have found it hard to get my hands on decent collection posters, some are on TMDB, some on Fanart, so on my travelings on the world wide webb i have collected some collection posters so i thought i would share some here.

The filesize is 3000 x 1500 and the format is PNG, each collection ranges from like 20-ish to just over a hundred each and attch some thumbs as samples.

The collections are:

Blade Trilogy

Indiana Jones

Hellboy

Arnold Schwartzenegger

Underworld

Lord Of The Rings

The Hobbit

Middle Eart (LOTR +Hobbit)

Alfred Hitchcock

Evil Dead

Batman

TRON

Totalfilesize is 670MB so i have added a link to Google Drive.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10CEnIEJpyXgLPVMPI9xGqwYmrep0yV0-?usp=sharing

Enjoy Folks!

I start tinkering with Google's Gemini (I know AI bad, and for the most part I agree) trying to see if I could get results that I felt look enough like the actress/actors to be usable.

I ended up with a prompt that works pretty well. I have to edit the images a bit after sometimes, but so far I am really impressed by results, but I don't what to be subject to my own biases so I thought I would see what others thought.

Work flow goes as followed:

1. Find 3-4 images of actor/actress

2. Add image to Gemini

3. Add prompt 

4. Download Gemini image

5. Run Eyelign (when I have cast done) (This aligns eye level to be the same on all images)

6. Open images in Photoshop (edit image size, and center images so they match)

7. Export images to folder using Photoshop's File > Export > Layers To Files feature

8. Rename Files as need.

9. Upload to emby

 I've only done one movie so far I chose Predator Badlands because of it's small cast and because I just watched it a few days ago. 

Here are the images that I made with Gemini:

Here is what they look like in emby:

I feel they are pretty good, but would welcome what others think.

Here are some Icons i use for my Shield, i use Prim al Launcher with dark backdrop, some are for Swedish Play channels.

Samples here, full collection in Zip.

Mosaic-PNG.zip

Here are some Surreal Art Libray Icons, the included Zip includes all with full size PNG. about 2,1MB each aswell as 300x300 thumbs.

Hopefully someone will enjoy them, sharing is caring...

Emby Surreal.zip

musicgenres.rar

https://prerolls.me/platform/emby/

With the next server release we will have our own set of built-in studio images (yes, your custom ones will still override). 

At the moment we only have a small selection. Please see the attached screenshot. We are looking for 16*9 studio images similar to what see here. If you can contribute, please post them. Thanks.

If any one is interested I'll zip them up and host somewhere, also happy to take requests to add more.

Emby TV Network Logos