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I'm not very familiar with updating on Windows, was the service stopped first? I don't want to suggest anything that might break your install (though really the important stuff is in the data folder) but you can probably just delete the dashboard-ui folder and it will just get recreated when you install the new version.

@Luke@Lessaj So I went to install the latest version on top of the existing version, but I'm getting an 'access denied' error to dashboard -ui/server/downloads. I set it to Everyone-Full Control but still got the error. That folder is empty. I'm guessing that's why when emby tried to auto update it failed.

I cannot replicate. This works fine for me using AEON MQ 7 Skin. Make sure you didn't turn it off by accident while navigating down to the seconds settings. Also for what it's worth, I have allow mediation deletion enable in core Kodi settings also. Kodi - Settings - Media Settings - General - Allow file name renaming and deletion to ON.

This might help you with chrome, rather old, but might work. http - How to get Chrome to allow mixed content? - Stack Overflow

Yes its a know issue with http vs https with a valid ssl certificate. And chrome is really bad about it.

it does seem to be trying to do an https redirect. But even if I try forcing HTTP same result. Insteringly enough it seems you are right it launches in edge and firefox weirdly as HTTP. so some chrome issue?

try http://localhost:8096 Ps. are you running jellyfin on the same pc ?

Also note I am completely unable to access the portal to change any settings unless there is some way to do so I'm unaware of. I can attach any logs required to help but that's about all I have access to at this point. I have looked over other posts but their issues seem to be different as they can still access the portal.

8096 is http unless you made changes to the network config, your browser might be trying to upgrade to https automatically. Make sure it's still set to http, maybe try another browser as well.

Well !! I will not jumping ship, because of 1 rat, in the cargo.

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I am unable to access via http or https on the local machine server is installed on. However I can access emby via my roku app fine. This happened after I cleaned up some expired intermediate certs on my PC> I tried a full uninstall/reinstall but retained settings. This cant be a port forwarding issue as this is on local machine and I can connect fine remotely. I think it has to be some issue with the cert itself?

No you don't, Jellyfin is almost good as emby, really soon if this horseshit of excuses dont stop and if they continue to not listen to longtime paying emby users, they will be surprised.

Absolutely! The only thing I'd say is that I want to try to avoid logic operations in this tool. Off the top of my head, what you're suggesting (if I understand correctly) is when you delete items from Emby, you would then (optionally, via an additional flag) delete the series in Sonarr/Radarr/etc.? To me, there's a lot of logic having to happen to make that possible. Off the top of my head, how do you know which Sonarr series to delete? At its core, this tool is all about applying a bunch of filters to the Get Items API call and then calling Emby delete on all of the items the filters found. I did add a few "logic" tests around series favs and tags and dates, but that's about as far as I'd like to take it. Anyways, definitely willing to consider any and all PRs. For 5 different users, you'd want to use this with a batch. If you're using IsPlayed=false as a filter then that filter requires a user context, so you'd have to run embysweeper 5 times, once for each user. The batch command makes setting this up a breeze. What you can't do right now with the delete command is consider the created date. There is a --min-watched-days option to compare the last watched date, but there isn't one for comparing the created date. Easy enough to add (because the serieskeep command has it), but it's currently not there. I'd take a PR for that, too. Or if you opened a ticket, I'd add that one on a future Sunday morning. I'd need more details on exactly what you're trying to do. "If not watched in 90 days = delete". What happens if it's watched? Then it's not deleted? If it's also deleted if watched then can the rule be simplified to just "delete anything older than 90 days". If you can simplify it to that, then you don't care about the users and don't need a batch (still need the creation date comparator added).

Not really sure you can put a duration on a remux operation. It's related to the size of the source file, media source (hdd/ssd) etc I can assume you that remuxing a 100 MB MKV on an NVME is of magnitudes faster than trying to remux a 100 GB MKV on a slow HDD ..

Noted. Would you support pull requests if I worked on something? Just to just use case; 5 Users, if not watched within 90 days = delete, i would use this? https://gitlab.com/ddb_db/embysweeper/-/wikis/Examples/Delete-Watched-Items

There isn't an ABS app yet for TV boxes. If you want it to show up on your TV at this point, you have to Cast it. Also, to be clear, that was the whole page, which I had to scroll down and stitch two and a half screenshots together to make. The screen only shows three (3) rows at a time. https://github.com/advplyr/audiobookshelf-app/issues/606

Ok seriously. Do I really need to buy another 25 lifttime license, and rotate it every 6th day. Guess 2 x 25 will get me 50 users. And with clients only asking every 7 days, I'm good.

And that at the cost of monthly subscription, nice of Emby to remove that option.

I actually uninstalled the Desktop app not too long ago. At some point I actually edited the Desktop app so that it used VLC instead of app's player (to get HDMI audio passthrough working and better performance overall), but after sometime I decided that... for that use-case, I might as well just download the file locally and play it with VLC instead, and if I want online play (no HDMI audio passthrough needed), I can use the browser or the Windows app. I'm comfortable with that, so not a major concern. I do have a question though... why did enabling the "allow subtitle extractions on the fly" fix the issue? If that option is disabled, in theory it just transcodes burned in subtitles and literally any device should be able to consume that video, but... is burning in the subtitles not working for some reason? Is it not working specifically on my NAS hardware/software, or is it 4.8 related?

Okay, that's a new piece of information. You installed your server on your PC and your media library is on that PC. So it must be running for you to access it from the Shield. You could install the server on the Shield if that device can access your media via the file system but, honestly, that is even more complicated to setup than using the PC...

In the log you provided, it is not failing. It is just selecting a duplicate rate. We'd have to look at a new log on the new device to know anything about what happened there.

Hi. Right after the problem happens and you force stop the app, please re-start it and follow the instructions to send a log from the app Thanks.

Good morning. Thanks for your attempts to help me. I'm not a professional, just a girl who wanted to read her media library with a pretty and personalized presentation on the Shield TV, when PC/Windows is turned off I don't understand anything you are saying about server machines, server processes, etc. Emby is undoubtedly very good but reserved for professionals and geeks who are computer literate. It's a shame for people like me. We can't take advantage of it. I'm giving up

Afraid not. Currently no 3rd party integrations and none planned.