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That is what the auto-centering does. It scrolls back to top and then moves you down to position you were at keeping it in the center. Or at least it should be doing that. There are certain conditions that may not trigger properly. Also, we do have your PR still there... #1589 [PosterGridView] When returning to the grid the "info panel" may clip the top row Yours had to do with the alignment problem and the "info panel" was clipping the top row as well. The info panel being clipped was because of an issue with the "show fields" which causes the info panel clipping the top row. But the alignment issue you also had in that image I wasn't able to reproduce. I think I know what causes that and we can fix this.

Hardware detection is done by the server on startup to detect capabilities. It will log what's detected. Ffmpeg-xxx is generated during playback and conversion and will log the type and method used. If you have the diagnostics plugin installed the user sessions section in the management console also shows playback and transcoding details while the sessions are actively streaming.

Looking at the documentation for audiobookshelf it seems straightforward. I've never used it, but it seems like something emby could take inspiration from (hint, hint @Luke) From: https://www.audiobookshelf.org/docs/#book-directory-structure Books are designated by folders. Any audio files (or ebook files) within a folder will be grouped into that book, except in the root folder where each audio file will be treated as an individual book. An audiobook contains tracks. Tracks are audio files assigned a track number. The track number is parsed from the audio filename and from the ID3 tags of the audio file. Audiobooks that are made up of multiple discs or cd's will be ordered first by disc number then by track number. The scanner will choose the more accurate track/disc number between the filename and ID3 tag numbers. Tracks can be manually ordered and enabled/disabled by pressing the "Manage Tracks" button on the audiobook page. If you have a file named desc.txt in the library item folder it will be used as the description. If you have a file named reader.txt in the library item folder it will be used as the narrator. If you have an OPF file with extension .opf in the library item folder it will be parsed. Details extracted from OPF: title, author, narrator, publishYear, publisher, isbn, description, genres, language, series, volumeNumber And regarding metadata and chapters: Again, I've never used audiobookshelf, but to me the information above is pretty much the entire product requirements document we've been asking for on emby.

This issue is pretty much exactly what i reported some time ago. When I reported it @speechlessaid that he was aware of the issue and knew what was happening. I thought a fix was coming but none has happened as of this posting. I wonder if my report just fell through the cracks as I "think" no progress has been made toward a fix. In fact, for me this is very easy to reproduce as if I go into my movie library on my Roku and progress down a few pages and simply go into one movie's pre-play screen and change its watched status to watched and then back to unwatched and the press "back" to get back to the main movie screen the display is screwed and even the currently selected movie is slightly off the top of the screen. As the OP noted it basically makes the current row get bigger and be displayed incorrectly. I have also found that, after I create the bug, if I press "back" which jumps to the first of the movie list it also resets the bug back to normal. Note: The interface is quite useable even after the bug manifests but it is somewhat ugly and some users might really find it irritating and hard to use as many people find an ugly interface very hard to use. I do not but many do. I would like this to be fixed but I am not holding my breath as the Roku app works and making it pretty is most probably very low priority.

I think this issue is resolved in beta channel as I think the only current issue relates to multi-versioning across folders.

I am very curious on where the movie theme songs are pulled from....BECAUSE.. Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948) is playing the Halloween (1978) theme song... and Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad, The (1949) is playing the Benny Hill theme...

Interested in this feature also. Something similar to what VLC has where there is a tab for audio delay in ms.

Restarted multiple times. Same problem. How do I check if the Theater app is updated?

Sorry for the issue. To replicate are these the steps? Does this always do it incorrect or is it correct sometimes? Steps to replicate: 1) Start on grid 2) Enter item on grid and move to detail view 3) On detail view play item 4) let item play or fast-forward to end so it sees this as finished 5) detail view will appear and refresh 6) press back to exit detail view 7) back on grid the alignment of the centering is incorrect If you do not do steps 3, 4 & 5 and do not play the item does it do it correct? Trying to determine if it is the playing of the item that causes the condition that isn't properly centering. In any case this gets added to the issue tracker. Reference: Issue #1612: [PosterGridView] When return to grid the alignment isn't properly centered

docker版本emby网上有教程，但是套件版emby怎么走代理服务器呢？找了好久也没有人能帮我解答。 求助于论坛，哪位朋友可以解答我的问题？ qnap的套件版本emby，怎么设置走代理？

OK, it just happened again, I've attached the server log. I use Emby Theater on my PC, and use Emby Web on that same PC to view and change settings. That's where I see the SQLLite errors when the TV stops and I try to login to the server to check things. I use Android TV on the TV downstairs. When the TV streaming stops, it happens on both devices simultaneously (they're both viewing the same channel). The log file attached was taken right after it happened this afternoon. There is no recent ffmpeg.log, last one was two days ago. embyserver (7).txt

@LessajMy OS is on an mdadm array also, so im more familiar with that than BTRFS, just thought id give it a try to see what its like, seems maybe that was a mistake ZFS is pretty badass, I just don't have a need for the overhead. I think if I was more serious about my data id use it. Indeed, whatever you are familiar with and fits your needs, its all good! Ahh yeah, I use raid1 a lot with smaller/cheaper SSD drives, fairly handy!!

This one is a little bit complicated due to the way it pops up the normal program detail screen in a dialog. That dialog is not meant to be something that you navigate inside of. So it's just a little tricky.

No, because that is unrelated to the client user interface.

Not too familiar with mergerfs either... In the past I just used mdadm to create an array and I think I was using XFS on top since that's what RHEL uses by default and it has good performance. I mostly went with ZFS for the extended capabilities, IE datasets with different recordsizes, snapshots, things like that. I backup the array to another ZFS array so being able to send/receive in the event that I need to restore the array is WAY more efficient than trying to use something like rsync, especially when you have lots of little files, since it's block level copies. At the end of the day, use whatever you're familiar with using and try to test the performance with a tool like fio, rand read and write are probably the hardest things to do. My SSD array is essentially a big scratch drive. I used to use a single NVME but I reconfigured my hypervisor from 2x SATA in raid 1 to 2x NVME in raid 1 and the motherboard only has 2 NVME slots on it so I didn't have the free slot to give to my VM anymore. It's probably not necessary but I tried to build the server to be redundant where I could if a drive failed.

This worked forever, never had an issue until you broke it. You say you are working on it but how hard can this be to fix? It's also hard to believe you are working on it when we are closing in on 3 months of base functionality not working....that did forever...and there have been more than enough new releases for this to be working again. It is painful to use LiveTV now. The simple solution is just but NextTV in the beta channel. I'll gladly deal with issues in the beta but in the stable channel I think it is reasonable to expect core functionality to either work or be addressed quickly instead of updating fluff features.

@LessajMy apologies, I have to wait for some hardware, then have to wait for life to get out of the way Indeed, the SSD array should be perfectly fine to deal with the load! Hopefully the transfer over to ext4 will make the errors go away. I thought about ZFS, but to be honest, I'm not particularly worried about losing data, as I don't store anything on here that isn't backed up offsite, so was just going to use mergerfs and keep things fairly simple. The theater error is actually new, it has worked in the past! Our of curiosity, I just tried now and it seems to work again. So no idea why it would just refuse (I even restarted to be sure last time!) @jaycedkI can give that a whirl once my new hardware arrives!

That explains why I didn't see a download button like you do, I had to go into the 3 dot menu. I don't touch the MS Store even with a 39 1/2 foot pole.

I use a single scrap SSD drive for transcoding. If you have a scrap drive laying around, then put transcode temp on that, and see if it's better.

Thanks a lot

2-3 weeks to move a couple TB doesn't seem right. But yes I am wondering about the underlying storage because I've seen through my own use cases where I was hammering both my HDD (reading) and SSD (writing) arrays to remux media that when the SSD array would slow down under very heavy writes, which I can see crawling well under 100 MB/s in those conditions with 4 drives in raid 0, that response times of TS files also being read/written to that array would increase by 1-2 seconds, but nowhere near what you're seeing under what I would assume are essentially otherwise idle conditions. I'm using ZFS for both of my arrays and I would have been running up to 10-15 mkvmerge commands at the same time when I noted the increase in response times for the TS segments being delivered. TS segments are generally pretty small, maybe a few MB at most unless it's a 4K remux transcode, in which case I've seen those go up to 50 or 60 MB but in the grand scheme that's still really small, especially for a local client at gigabit speeds that's 0.5 sec to transfer. Your hardware is more than capable of what you're asking it to do, just need to find out what the bottleneck is. I'm still perplexed that Theater wouldn't play anything but honestly direct play is a little harder to figure out since you can't see the response time of chunks, you either need to be looking at the buffers with netstat, reviewing traffic graphs, or packet captures to understand the behaviour.

doubt this will even get an attention. it requires hella lot of work top picks had been nothing but fragile glass cannon to me, so i decided to uninstall it despite its glory when it actually works

Any chance to get Continue Watching as a standalone channel like Suggested is? I don't want to see my Emby content mixed in with all the other stuff in Watch next. I'd like to have it nice and clean on its own. I'm kind of baffled it was decided to give Suggestions as a channel instead of Continue Watching. It's my database built by me. I don't want suggestions for it, I want to continue watching.

I think it is out dated, but not sure, dev's will have to answer. Glad you got it working, enjoy