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So I've gotten the Mediabrowser server up and running, and am generally very happy about how it deals with my movies and tv shows. MP3 albums are done pretty well, too... but when I started working on getting all the singles tracks (various tracks by various artists, not part of any album) I notice things are... quirky. For example: I added the Album Blue is the Color by The Beautiful South, and it added correctly, showing the right cover art and everything. Then, I added a bunch of separate tracks, also by The Beautiful South, and each track has, in the ID3 information, Artist and Title set, as well as cover-art. However, when loaded into the music folder used by Emby/MediaBrowser, it shows the same cover art for all non-album tracks - which happens to be the cover art used by the first track in a standard alphabetical listing (a track called 36D). This is what it looks like in the Mediabrowser (where "36D" is listed behind the tracks starting with a letter, for some reason): And here's an example of one of the tracks' actual cover art as shown in my tagging tool: Folder structure is simple (and kept to the standard for albums): Z:\mb\music\artist name\album folder\album tracks Z:\mb\music\artist name\separate tracks But what do I need to do to have each separate non-album track display the correct (so each track's own) cover? Is my folder structure incorrect? Is there even a procedure programmed for non-album tracks (because all references I see in Mediabrowser's tutorials [and also in Kodi, which I use as a front-end in our seating area] assume everyone only has music albums, it seems like.

Latest Beta's installed Only running server, coverart & advanced intro's When I click shows via IE11 I get a mix of treatments for the shows I have in mediabrowser, for example the default no treatment image and thumb. When I click episodes I get default no treatment image, thumb and episode. Metadata manager appears to show the correct folder structure. I have same problem if I create a CA profile just for TV. Any suggestions, TY

Updated to the Cover Art 4.0.6.4 beta and the majority of my movies are no longer being treated. If I downgrade to the Release version (4.0.6.2) then everything is fine. Upgrade to 4.0.6.4 again and it's back to only a handful being treated. It's just the movies though, everything else is being treated as expected. Trailers and Movies share the same treatment (ClearCase) and the Trailers are treated perfectly fine. Changing to a different treatment has no effect; the untreated movie posters are left untreated while the handful that are treated change to the new treatment. This is for all clients. Obviously I can just downgrade (is there anyway to stop an individual plugin from upgrading?) for now, but hoping for a fix. Is there perhaps a cache I can clear?

I have The Hobbit in two different formats. H.264 MKV DVD Quality and H.264 MKV Blu-ray Quality. I have them grouped together and that part seems to be working. When I enabled CoverArt it shows up as a H.264 (like all my other titles). I went into the CoverArt config and changed it to display based on quality instead of type. I then changed it so SD comes up as DVD and HD comes up as BD. This works for all my single title movies (standard def is DVD and high def is Blu-Ray) but not for the grouped together Hobbit. It shows up as DVD. I would like it show the format based on the highest quality in the group. Is there a way to do this? Thanks

Is there a way to create a custom Cover Art overlay for Boxsets? I currently use the DiamondCDs overlay for boxsets and the regular Diamond overlay for everything else. I like the Diamond option but I don't like the large CDs within the cover. The DiamondDisks option makes the cover look smaller than non-boxset movies. I also want there to be some sort of a differentiation between boxsets and non-boxset movies... So is there a way to just change the CD image of the DiamondCDs overly (I want to reduce the size of the disk or change it to just a colored dot)?

I was just curious if there was a way to make subtitles within an mkv appear as the type they are? As in, I merged 21 & Over.mp4 and 21 & Over.eng.srt into an MKV, and it plays the files, but only recognizes that a subtitle is there, not that it is an english subtitle. Probably the biggest reason this matters right now, is for the Cover Art sub overlay. Just post question marks if everything I just said sounds like gibberish. Thanks.