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in https://support.emby.media/support/solutions/articles/44001159102-movie-naming the multi-part movies section is this: === Split video files (file stacking) The following are default stacking extensions that can be added to file names. # can be 1 through 9 or A through D. Stacking is supported for video files (but only when each video is in its own folder as in the example below) as well as dvd and blu-ray folder structures. part# cd# dvd# pt# disk# disc# You can also use: moviename#.ext Where # can be A through D. Examples: \Movies\Avatar (2009)\Avatar (2009)-cd1.mkv \Movies\Avatar (2009)\Avatar (2009)-cd2.mkv == It says "Stacking is supported for video files (but only when each video is in its own folder as in the example below) as well as dvd and blu-ray folder structures." and then the example it gives is of two media files that are not in their own folders, but sharing a folder. So, do they actually need to be in their own folders? Or do they just all need to be in the same movie folder? Might i suggest a reworking, thusly: == Multi-part movies (e.g. a movie spread over multiple discs, or a movie with individual scenes split up) are supported by adding any of the following to the end of the filename (replacing "#" with 1-9 or A-D): -part# -cd# -dvd# -pt# -disk# -disc# You may also use moviename#.ext, but # may only be A, B, C or D # (without preceding hyphen. In this case # may be A, B, C or D) Examples: \Movies\Avatar (2009)\Avatar (2009)-cd1.mkv \Movies\Avatar (2009)\Avatar (2009)-cd2.mkv \Movies\Avatar (2009)\Avatar (2009)-part1.mkv \Movies\Avatar (2009)\Avatar (2009)-part2.mkv \Movies\Avatar (2009)\Avatar (2009)A.mkv \Movies\Avatar (2009)\Avatar (2009)B.mkv ===

Hi all, I have a question on how to get started contributing to documentation on the Github wiki. I just installed Emby a couple weeks ago (which is great so far!) and I have a lot of experience in writing documentation for other open source projects. There were a couple little things I wanted to update in the docs, but I can't seem to figure it out. The Wiki repository at https://github.com/MediaBrowser/Wiki says: The wiki can be edited directly from the github website. I couldn't figure out how to edit the Wiki right from the website. Thanks to Emby's Twitter account, I was able to clone the wiki locally in Github desktop. But when I try to sync my changes in the Github Desktop client I get an error: Authentication failed You may not have permission to access Wiki.wiki. Check Preferences to make sure you’re still logged in. I'm logged in and commit to my other repos. Do I not have access to contribute? You can't (as far as I can tell) clone a wiki and branch it and send a pull request. What is the right way to do this? Thanks! Paul