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I have noticed that there is no WoL option on the LG Smart TV app. In order for me to watch movies on my TV I have to physically visit the machine to turn it on or use my Smartphone to WoL. Is this something that's been overlooked and is in development or are there any plans to implement this in a future release? I anticipate (and appreciate) your replies.

Can someone explain how Wake on Lan is setup on the Apple TV app? I see no setting in the app. My current setup is I have the Emby server running via docker on an ubuntu server 20.04. WOL is correctly setup on the server which I can wake up from my macbook. However it won't wake up from the emby app on the Apple TV. Should there be a setting or is there something I'm missing?

Can we have WAKE ON LAN added to the user icon or SELECT SERVER dialogue like some of the other apps? My Apple TV is remote, and would be useful to wake up the NAS. Thanks...

Windows 10 App: there is a option 'wake up' Android Smartphone: there is also an option 'wake up' Android TV app....euhh..no forced option to trigger the 'wake up' ???? Maybe it's triggerd when you push the server button (ugly server icon), but it's not working. I saw a post from 2016 here, it should be a Androin thing...but...it's working on my Android Smartphone! request 1: please add option 'wake up' in the Emby Android TV app request 2: please fix 'wake up', without this feature working I am not happy request 3: I have only 1 server.........why do you not send the WOL when I start Emby first??? and why I have to select a server.... I only have 1 server!! Could you make my live make simpler? thank you all ready ! Kind regards (Emby starter)

Hi Guys, I have probably found an incompatibility in the WOL protocol of the Emby Android app. Shortly to my server: - Debian 9 64Bit (OpenMediaVault 4.0) with Docker Engine - 1x 1Gbit ETH-Port (ASrock H110M-DVS with RTL8111 NIC) - Emby as an official docker container I captured the WoL packages from the Android Emby App with Wireshark. I noticed that Emby sends only one type of WOL packages. As far as I know, there are some methods which are slightly different for WAN or LAN. To create the packages I use in the example a tool from the Win10 Store (Name: MagicPacket). I do not want to post any of my MAC addresses here, so I'm just attaching a picture to it, not the pcap Green Frame: What my WOL tool sends Purple Area: The specific package that makes my server start. Red Frame: What the Emby App sends I also noticed that the Emby app sends a WOL to two MAC addresses, which are not in my network at all. Although I usually have my server on, but I would like to point out the issue, since Emby should support WoL.

hi there, is it possible that Emby start up a NAS over Wake on Lan if a HTPC want to watch a file with DirectPath? The Emby Server is running 24/7, HTPC and NAS only at useage. i hope you can give me an answer about the possibility of this. MfG Benny Edit: In addition to the WakeUp over HTPC, is it possible to WakeUp the NAS over Emby by an Emby own Task (Clean Task, Search Task, .....) ?

I have tried Emby app from the store and I ran into one issue. After booting into Win on my laptop, my PC boots up too. Even if I didn't start Emby app. Therefore, it does automatically on laptop startup. It would be really great feature after starting Emby app, but not immediately on system startup.. So, any idea how to disable it? Disabling Wake on LAN is no go, cause I'm used to start my PC this way. Otherwise, I had to uninstall the app for now. Thanks in advance.

I see in my log that a Wake on Lan request is send to my server when I open MBC. 2013-11-14 11:34:52.8407,Debug,,Attempting to wake server at address 54-04-A6-B4-8E-68,1,Application 2013-11-14 11:34:52.8507,Debug,,Wake command sent,1,Application 2013-11-14 11:34:52.8907,Debug,,=========System looking for assembly: Newtonsoft.Json,, Version=4.5.0.0,, Culture=neutral,, PublicKeyToken=30ad4fe6b2a6aeed,1,Application Still I get this error. Shouldn't MBC have a delay on giving this error so the server does get the time to get active?