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You will be used to using the excellent web based Tool created to Bulk Edit any of your media Items This is now being converted to be run directly from the plugins Section inside Emby Server. An extremely powerful tool that saves time Current Status: Development Testing This is currently under development and is consistently evolving. For this reason the dll files will be posted at the bottom of this thread. Bug Reporting & Issues: Please report bugs and Issues in this thread. corrected the problem with critic rating Feature Requests: While we welcome feature requests, please note that bugs and issues take priority and that feature requests will be subject to review and may or may not make it to the plugin. CURRENT VERSION: DEV 1.0.13.43 INSTALLATION - NOTE: Default Target for installation is Emby-Server/programdata/Plugins - Please download the "dll" file below copy and paste dll to the plugins folder. restart your emby server as this is in Development you will need to clear your browser Cache after each install, or the new changes will not appear Enjoy DOWNLOAD CHANGELOG: Filtering has now been added Bugs and Issues Reporting link - NOW WORKING Added "Image Not Found" image removed backgrounds added a spinner fixed several bugs with save IsFavorite and Played finally fixed saving UserData (IsFavorite and Played) fixed a bug in the custom editor - the edit buttons are now displayed for the results of a search fixed bug in bulk save added managing collections added managing playlists when you edit metata data for an item you can cast the video to a tv or monitor on your network. I added this just for fun added the ability to edit live tv channel meta data changed Shift click to work more in the traditional was - you can select segments you can now change primary images added the ability to remove specific tags simplified the code retained image aspect ratios added show folders button removed "cast to tv" from the edit menu, added it to the Movie and TV screens fixed the "Image Not Fpund" for none video items removed "Folder" button from screens where it didnt belong fixed button problem with custom filter added better file not found images added "emby data" and "channels" fixed bugs enhanced Channels rewrote Explorer Bulky is a collaboration between @Cheesegeezerand @VicMoore Bulky is an Emby plugin and it is in the Emby plugin library.

I mentioned it in another thread, but thought I'd put it here since this looks like a new section--just for posterity. Would like to have a bulk meta data editor function. For example, if I have 750 videos whose producing studio is the same, I want to select those videos and apply the name of the studio to those videos. Similarly, if there is a custom tag I want to apply to a subset of those movies, I want to be able to select them in bulk and apply the tag to those videos (instead of selecting them one by one).

Hi, I've been using EMBY since the MediaBrowser days, in combination with MCM (Media Center Master). Which in the past handled the heavy lifting for media organisation and metadata fetching. With EMBY I'm trying to use parental controls, now I have a mixture of US and Australian (local) MPAA ratings. EMBY likes AU-??, when you define a local rating and it populates with only those options in the parental control. Which it can handle AU-G and G, but it runs into issues with PG-13 and it's equivalent AU-M,AU-MA+ settings. If you set parental to AU-M it ignores PG-13 (which in the technical definition of a caparison could equal either M or MA+), so I want to bulk edit them to a rating EMBY can handle. So I'm looking to see if it's possible, or the best solution, to tidy up my library and bulk edit 100+ movies that have incorrect local based MPAA ratings (not just PG-13 rated movies). I've asked this over at MCM forums as well, as looking to see if Pete has a solution. I've seen a number of threads on bulk editing, with talk of something might be worked on. MetaBrowser are an application appears to be dead, non-maintained at the source so can't even activate. Suggestions welcome. Cheers,